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" IN different ages the divine idea assumes different forms, according to humanity's needs. In this age it assumes, more intelligently than ever before, the form of Christian healing.

AN institution that is useful is worthy of support. The definition of "Church" in ''Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy ( p.

IN these days of upheaval the restless children of men through necessity often turn to God in prayer—prayer for peace, security, and supply. The need and value of prayer were known to Moses, Enoch, Noah, Daniel, Solomon, and other Old Testament characters, all of whom prayed to God in meekness and humility.

" WHAT went ye out for to see?" This pertinent question of Christ Jesus' is one which we would do well to remember at the start of each day. Most of us are associated with people during the day, and the choice as to whether we see children of God or scheming, unkind mortals is decidedly ours.

WHILE driving along a boulevard in a large western city, a student of Christian Science was awed by the unusual view of three beautiful snow-capped mountains. She had seen these peaks many times before, but never with such clarity of vision.

GOD , good, is at this moment the All-in-all of being. Nothing needs to be done to make this so; nor does anything need to be changed in order that this glorious fact may be apparent.

JESUS ' ability to heal instantly is explained by Mary Baker Eddy in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. " She writes ( pp.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE reveals to humanity man's God-given spiritual power. Anyone who earnestly studies the teachings of this practical religion and lives in obedience to its divine Principle can approximate the marvelous works of Christ Jesus, as recorded in the Bible.

ONE of the most profound statements of Jesus was the one made by him to the disciples after they had said to him ( Matt. 14:15 ), "This is a desert place, and the time is now past; send the multitude away, that they may go into the villages, and buy themselves victuals.

Christ is as eternal as God. The practicality of the Christ lies in the fact that Christ is the true idea of God and man; the divine manifestation of Spirit, which has been present throughout the ages to destroy the falsities and impurities of the flesh and to heal the sins and sicknesses of mankind through God's power and for His glory.