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Christian Science shows that angels are tangible, vital, spiritual. They come as blessings.

Today in increasing numbers men are seeking spiritual guidance in order that the daily problems and swift changes confronting them may be met. The question often arises, "How can I obtain divine guidance?" Christian Science supplies the answer simply and directly and as surely as in the cases of Moses and others whose spiritual enlightenment is recorded in the Bible.

Good company, precious and joy-giving, results from one's expression of God, divine Love, in daily life. Unselfish interest, the sharing of ideas that enrich and uplift, mutual trust, and other worthy traits, blending harmoniously, like musical tones, make up the symphony of good company.

Truth is out of the range of any earthly limitations and powers, for Truth, as understood in Christian Science, is God, the All-in-all. It is to this allness that men must turn if they would be free from the age-old beliefs of sin and disease.

Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord" ( Isa. 1:18 ).

" Is there more than one school of Christian Science?" asks Mrs. Eddy in Science and Health ( p.

When the Hebrew nation was organized at Sinai, a national sanctuary and services for the people were planned. Under God's guidance, Moses chose Aaron and his sons to serve as priests of the tabernacle.

Since the discovery of Christian Science by our Leader many individuals in various places of the world have found healing by turning to the ever-present Christ just as multitudes did during the time of Christ Jesus. How can this be true? How can such a thing be happening in modern times? Through Christian Science, Mrs.

In conversations about Christian Science, one sometimes encounters the expressions "spiritual love" and "human love," which unless understood would lead one to believe that there are actually various kinds and degrees of love. In reality there is only one kind of love; this is the love of Love, or God's love.

" Things which are seen were not made of things which do appear" ( Hebr. 11:3 ).