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A Bishop of the Church of England, preaching recently in Australia, said that the first casualty of the war was honesty. It would certainly seem as if during the war human standards of honor and fair dealing were in many instances lost sight of, and the so-called forces of greed and selfishness were manifest in corruption and lawlessness.

As urgent and important as the familiar words of warning "Stop, Look, Listen" at railroad crossings are Mary Baker Eddy's words "listen," "follow," "rejoice" in her poem entitled "Feed My Sheep. " She writes ( Poems, p.

The book of Job has long caused thinkers to ponder the questions it touches upon concerning God and man. It remained for Christian Science, however, to furnish the key to its spiritual message and give the answer to the question of true being.

One of the most notable features in the modern world is the great rapidity of change. Those with recollections extending into the last century can recall changes in modes of living, means of transportation, and forms of government which seem quite incredible in retrospect.

The inspired writings of Mary Baker Eddy are today offering a satisfactory answer to the age-old question of how to meet and master the adverse conditions of human experience. In these writings the scientifically Christian method taught and utilized by Christ Jesus in demonstrating dominion over all evil is again made available to those who desire to exercise this dominion and are willing to strive for the spiritual understanding of God and man which is essential to the attainment of such sovereignty.

Every religious belief must be based on a conception of God. The Bible reveals men's altering conception of the nature of Deity and their relationship to Him.

THE Bible story of Hagar and her little son Ishmael is probably the first record of displaced persons. This mother and her son, who were cast out, evicted from their home, and sent into the lonely and desolate wilderness of Beer-sheba, wandered there until their supply of water gave out.

WHEN the problems of human existence—discordant relationships, food shortages, sin, disease, or death—seem difficult of solution, we may profitably consider the success achieved in their solution by those great Bible characters, Joseph and Christ Jesus. Joseph's ability to provide for a nation in time of famine followed his overcoming of the temptations to sin and to cherish resentment and revenge toward his enemies.

SINCE the word "sensitive" is closely related to the word "sense," it too can be considered as having two aspects, the false or corporeal sensitiveness and the true or spiritual sensitiveness. An illustration of these two kinds of sensitiveness is given in the Gospel of Luke, where he tells of the band of men who came to arrest Jesus.

TODAY the general presence of monetary inflation is causing concern to many persons. A serious problem is presented whenever the money of a country is depressed in value so as to make it difficult for its people to purchase the necessities of human life.