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Christian Science is the Science of infinite Mind, and as we understand it we are being linked to irresistible power. "Progress is the law of infinity," Mrs.

LET us suppose that Christ Jesus were comprehensible by mortals to-day in the manner in which he was nineteen centuries ago. Let us also suppose that an honest, sincere seeker who had observed some of the Master's works addressed Jesus according to the speech of the present time.

MAN'S divine and eternal heritage is epitomized in these familiar verses from I John: "Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God.

MARY BAKER EDDY writes in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" (p. 442) , that "truth cannot be reversed, but the reverse of error is true.

VERILY , verily, I say unto you, Whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in my name, he will give it you. " Thus did Christ Jesus, humanity's gracious Way-shower, reassure all who will heed his teachings, of the Father's ability and readiness to bestow all good upon those who ask of Him in Christ's name.

THE regenerating influence of divine Love transforms the unprofitable servant into one of helpfulness and true service. The mortal serving material conditions and their limitations is not the real man of God's creating, but a counterfeit of the real.

" AS for me, I will call upon God; and the Lord shall save me. " As did David, the unhappy heart searching for patience and comfort can turn to God for rescue from the mental bondage into which thought has strayed.

TRULY it may be said that we are concerned with our neighbor more broadly, more universally, now than ever before in human history. From the struggling masses of industrialism and immigration, back of this humanitarian movement and that, there gleams the invincible ideal of brotherhood; and despite the seeming clash of national will on will, and the Babel of materialism, the rallying trumpet call of a mighty social compunction is calling as never before, Men and brethren, what shall we do? In all this challenge of change, crumbling convictions, newly dawning certainties, we are fast learning that we cannot keep the great Christian second commandment if it is severed from the first.

COMPANIONSHIP is one of humanity's most prized blessings, and, gained in its true sense, it enriches and makes more fruitful every life. This being so, why should any of God's children lack happy and satisfying companionship? Nothing which really blesses does the loving Father withhold from His own sons and daughters.

LARGE numbers of people were attracted to Christ Jesus on many occasions: the Gospels state that "multitudes" or "great multitudes" pressed upon him for healing. The rapid growth and prosperity of Christian Science indicate that it, likewise, is attracting the multitudes.