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The healing works of Christ Jesus bear witness to man's ability to see the eternal, perfect nature of man, and to understand and prove Biblical promises. The transforming power of real knowledge and true vision is maintained in individual experience through receptivity to the teaching of Jesus, who said, "If a man keep my saying, he shall never see death.

Christian Science provides v a broad and powerful basis for thought in connection with post-war planning. Generally speaking, economic and social nostrums, humanly conceived, have the common fault of not containing within themselves the seed of success.

Today we are all out to win a victory which we trust will end wars forever. Our first step is to know what it is we are fighting.

Christian Science reveals that throughout all real being there is an underlying law of harmony, order, health, perfection. Maintaining this law is the divine Principle or God, who is the infinite One, the only cause, the All-power and All-presence.

They had journeyed to Horeb from the desert of Sin, called the wilderness, these children of Israel. Moses had led them.

Christian Science states, in conformity with the Bible, that all the universe of God's creation is perfect, spiritual, and harmonious, under the everlasting government of its divine Principle, Love. That is the absolute and only truth about it.

A party of three women, one of them a student of Christian Science, was making a trek among high mountains far from civilization, accompanied only by native guides and servants. A narrow pass scarcely wider than the little mountain ponies themselves, with a yawning chasm at one side, was reached one morning.

These words from the Christian Science Hymnal ( No. 284 ) clearly define prayer: Prayer is the heart's sincere desire, Uttered or unexpressed.

God's command to the children of Israel that they go forward has come ringing down the centuries. Today, as always, this command is imperious, for progress is the unalterable law of God.

To impersonalize scientifically the material sense of existence —rather than cling to personality— is the lesson of to-day," writes Mary Baker Eddy ( Miscellaneous Writings, p. 310 ).