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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE reveals spiritual man to be not only God's reflection, but also His witness. In the textbook of Christian Science, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," Mary Baker Eddy writes ( p.

ALMOST all of us, at some time, seem to be confronted with the question of supply in one form or another. Not many of us reach the desperate point of the widow of Zarephath, who said to Elijah that she was preparing to cook her last bit of food for herself and her son, "that we may eat it, and die" ( I Kings 17: 12 ).

THE weather plays an important part in the activities of the human race. At the present time large amounts of money are spent in maintaining meteorological observatories and radio stations, weather ships, and the like, for analysis of the weather and probabilities regarding it, and for the transmission of the information to those interested.

EVEN in these days of automation it would be agreed that nothing from the simplest gesture to the most complicated invention could exist without thought's conceiving and directing it. Accepting this premise, one naturally concludes that the nature of his experience depends upon the activity and quality of his thinking.

TO view all things from the spiritual standpoint is of vital importance to the Christian Scientist. It is basic to his demonstration.

"WHO hath measured the waters in the hollow of his hand, and meted out heaven with the span, and comprehended the dust of the earth in a measure, and weighed the mountains in scales, and the hills in a balance?" ( Isa. 40:12.

IN a popular magazine was an arresting article which related that at an Officer Candidate School in World War II a class taking an examination bombarded the instructor with objections that they had not been given enough detailed information regarding the weather, the terrain, and the disposition of the enemy. After listening for a while, the instructor advised his class not to fight the problem, but to solve it.

THE MOTHER CHURCH , The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, and its branches are established for the sacred purpose of bringing spiritual and Christian healing to communities. Every community is in great need of what only Christian Science is offering, namely a spiritually scientific understanding of God and of man and the universe.

THE understanding that God, good, is All, that He created man in His own likeness, that He gave him dominion over all the earth and governs him continually, makes it possible for each one to prove that evil's claim to dominate is without divine authority. Mary Baker Eddy writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" ( p.

EVEN though many persons do not understand the teachings of Christian Science, they have a sincere respect for Christian Scientists. This is because the genuine Christian Scientist is a law-abiding citizen, a loving neighbor, and a patient person who will do his utmost to promote harmony and good will in the community, in business, and in the world.