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"BEFORE they call, I will answer. " This is the reassuring message of the great prophet Isaiah.
THAT Christian Science is an efficient method of healing disease can no longer be disputed. The proofs thereof are too evident and too numerous for successful refutation.
Some one has recently said that "the trend of religious thought in our day is in the direction of the substitution of social utility for theological sanction. We ask of the new thing presented to our consideration, not is it in accord with the divine will, but rather is it likely to benefit humanity?" Statements of this nature are becoming more and more frequent today and suggest some grave and interesting questions.
ON page 72 of Science and Health Mrs. Eddy says, "God, good, being ever present, it follows in divine logic that evil, the suppositional opposite of good, is never present.
MANY articles have been written to express gratitude for the help afforded by the daily study of the Lesson-Sermon, but there is still opportunity to voice an appreciation of one particular view of the Quarterly , and that is, for the fresh interpretation offered us each week on a subject chosen by Mrs. Eddy as a key-note for the Sunday service.
LIKE every good human quality, fidelity must be governed by divine understanding before it can be safe from perversion. Christian Science finds every individual in a certain stage of thought, and there and then a process of development is initiated which should never stop until the human is transformed into the image of the divine.
ALL Christian Scientists find unfailing interest in searching for the metaphysical meanings of Bible records and sayings, especially the sayings of Jesus; meanings which not only amplify but often change the merely literal interpretations. Because truth is infinite in its applications, it is probable that every phase or statement might be variously paraphrased; but students often find that the thoughts which come to one are a help to another in discovering yet deeper meanings.
EVERY earnest Christian Science student knows what is necessary in order for a church organization, engaged in promoting the cause of Truth on earth, to be progressive. We all know it is our first duty and privilege to reflect the one Mind that was in Christ Jesus, and that we must be ready and glad to do our share in carrying on the various church activities.
ALMOST every one can recall incidents that stand out in recollection more boldly than their apparent value warrants. These reminiscences seem to us still more clearly defined as we progress in Christian Science and learn that it "resolves things into thoughts " ( Science and Health, p.
WITH its God-bestowed power to heal and bless, Christian Science is finding its way into institutions which care for children, some of whom have been taken from the streets of our large cities and sent through the courts. Some teacher or matron who is trying to reflect divine Love, remembers and heeds the Master's admonition, "Feed my lambs.