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The wonderful works of God's creation will be manifested to us some day, through the power of Mind over matter, or Good over evil, until all matter and evil disappear. The heaven and earth which mortals see, are but the creations of material sense.

All suffering originates in sin somewhere; but if sin is unreal, wherefore comes the suffering? A child has been told there is a bear in the darkness, and he suffers terribly if alone at night. What causes the suffering? Simply the belief that there is something near by with power to injure.

We find scores of people who like the healing of Christian Science, but not the theology. If it were possible, and in accord with Principle, to bring out Christian healing outside the line of Christianity, we might be able to accommodate this class; but we are glad to know that no one can be healed in sin; but that the present knowledge of Good is the only power against sickness or sin.

Two of the biographers of Jesus, Luke and Matthew, record him as saying: Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, .

All true and loyal Christian Scientists should insert their cards in our Journal, so that the public, as well as Christian Scientists, may know who they are. It was said of the disciples "that they [the public] took note of them, that they had been with Jesus.

Parents desiring for their boys and girls the personal attention of private schools, and the discipline and varied associates of public schools, will find both combined at Channcy Hall, 259 Boylston St. , Boston.

This monthly magazine is devoted to the subject of healing without the use of drugs, hygiene, manipulation, or mesmerism, and to assist in reforming the sinner. It is the only periodical containing contributions from the Discoverer of Christian Science, Rev.

The regular meeting of the Association was held in the Chapel of Tremont Temple, Wednesday afternoon, September 5. Brother Alfred Lang was chosen to preside, and the session was then opened in the usual manner, with prayer.

The record of Christian Science is not unlike that of other religious histories in point of experience. Annals of the past show that each decade has registered a like proportion of friends and foes of every cause,—faithful followers and pronounced traitors.

Children are surrounded by the unknown, and of the unknown there must always be more or less fear. A mist of romance, wonder, and mystery hangs about the world in which they move.