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NEW views of law bearing on human relationships have claimed attention during recent years in many parts of the world. So conflicting are some of these aspects of law, however, that it is apparent that something more fundamental than human experiment is essential to a permanent adjudication of the subject.

A DICTIONARY defines "perspective" in part as "the aspect of an object of thought from a particular standpoint. " This definition is interesting to the student of Christian Science, for he sees that a right spiritual standpoint, involving alertness and clear, scientific thinking, must be maintained.

READERS of Mrs. Eddy's writings are aware of her keen insight into national and international affairs, and of her clear interpretation of them according to the teachings of Christian Science.

IT is recorded in Scripture that man is made "in the image of God. " Man, therefore, lives because God is Life.

HOURLY , throughout the world today, healing through the study and application of Christian Science is taking place. On Wednesday evenings in almost every part of the civilized world, men and women rise to their feet and tell of remarkable and beautiful healings.

ON page 517 of the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," under the marginal heading "Divine personality," Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, has written: "The world believes in many persons; but if God is personal, there is but one person, because there is but one God. His personality can only be reflected, not transmitted.

FROM time immemorial, freedom has been the desired goal of every human being; it has been one of the deepest longings of the human heart, one of the strongest cravings of the human consciousness. Yet, at the same time, freedom has seemed almost unattainable, although mankind has searched for it in myriad ways and in all possible directions.

IT is related in the Gospel of Matthew that Christ Jesus, before he started upon his ministry of healing, was tempted in certain ways by the devil, which among other subtleties suggested that he accept a life of ease in matter. If the Master would only admit reality in evil or use evil power for the furtherance of his ends, the wealth of the world was to be his.

IN our work as Christian Scientists we have constant need to cultivate patience and perseverance. Not alone do these virtues enrich character; they are vital to healing.

NOTHING is more important to thinking men and women than right occupation. On every side it forms a subject which demands careful study, analysis, and disposal.