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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE lifts the curtain upon the primal order of the universe. It unveils the truth concerning God and His entire creation, revealing God as Spirit, and all that He makes as spiritual.

THREE great achievements stand out in the career of Mary Baker Eddy. The first was the discovery of Christian Science.

The first, and for long the only version of the Bible known in England was the Latin Vulgate, and consequently knowledge of the Scriptures made little or no headway among the common folk. Yet as early as the close of the seventh century, A.

The following accounts of Mary Baker Eddy are offered for their informative value. In 1886, Miss Anne Dodge, daughter of General Grenville M.

It was the opening day of school. Among the joyous, laughing children that entered a certain schoolroom was a little girl who appeared troubled.

Those who are interested in ships and the method used in guiding them along the desired course, know that the helmsman does not steer by guessing, but by a chart which has grown familiar to him through much study. The Apostle James, in pointing to the tongue as a very powerful instrument for good or evil, vividly likens it to a helm: "Behold also the ships, which though they be so great, and are driven of fierce winds, yet are they turned about with a very small helm, whithersoever the governor listeth.

In the wilderness, Christ Jesus thrice overcame the temptation to believe that the purpose of his ministry was other than spiritual. His mission was to reveal and glorify God.

The world has seen many militant conquerors come and go; history is interwoven with their names. A few have sought and achieved what in their day was considered world conquest.

One of the many arresting statements in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" is the following ( p. 560 ): "The grand necessity of existence is to gain the true idea of what constitutes the kingdom of heaven in man.

As Christian Scientists we are engaged in the effort to bring forth more of the "fruit of the Spirit. " In that endeavor we turn to "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and find the true and only method whereby the desired end may be accomplished.