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A Little child feels intuitively that the promises of a parent will be kept. He acts freely in this assurance.

Christian Science , its Discoverer, Mary Baker Eddy, and the Church she founded cannot be considered separately. They are a trinity, a triunity.

The Psalmist sang unto the Lord, "Thou art good, and doest good; teach me thy statutes" ( Ps. 119:68 ).

One day during the military training program in World War I, when a sham battle was staged, an officer was ordered to take his troops and occupy a certain position in the mock maneuvers. Preparations were thoroughly made, the military operations carefully carried out, and the position was properly occupied.

To the Christian Scientist who has pondered the reference made by our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, to God as "the eternal builder," the word "building" takes on a new meaning. Mrs.

To a large and growing number of people in many countries, scientific prayer as taught in Christian Science is the most significant development in the modern world—the one surpassing all others in promise for mankind. Their estimate of it stems partly from the nature of the prayer itself; for even before witnessing any of its results, they have often been much impressed by its definite character, its logic, and its apparent scope.

As far as the Gospels and historical records are concerned, all those who earnestly turned to Christ Jesus in their need were quickly healed. Christian Science, which is the Science of Christian healing as Jesus demonstrated it, also heals quickly when properly understood and applied.

It is often said that as long as one continues to think in his own language and then tries to express his thoughts in another language, he will speak poorly and haltingly. One needs to grow to the place where he is thinking in the language he is speaking.

In most enlightened countries throughout the world, bird sanctuaries have been established by the national governments, by smaller governing bodies, or by individuals. The purpose is to provide a place of refuge where birds may live without fear of the guns of the hunters, and the traps, snares, and nets of the fowlers.

Even as "the shadow of a great rock in a weary land" ( Isa. 32:2 ) brings comfort to a wayfarer, so does the Church of Christ, Scientist, provide humanity with a haven to which it may turn to learn more of the demonstrable Science that provides deliverance from all ills.