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The President of the Mass. Metaphysical College has been made the recipient of a magnificent upright piano—the gift of a pupil of the March class.
We are pleased to learn that there is an American Society for Psychical Research formed in Boston on the plan of the English Society, whose purpose is to systematically investigate certain mental phenomena—the transference of mental images from one person to another, whether or not mind reading is possible, etc. , etc.
The spirit of prophecy inspired Wendell Phillips when he said "Christian Science has started on a crusade which will end only with the millennium,'' and the words should be immortalized in the thought of every Christian Scientist. Let us remember that we are at work for a Cause—not for a person.
The inquiry comes from all quarters, What is Christian Science? and is coupled with another, Why does it differ from all other methods of mind cure? The following are some of its claims to supremacy: 1. It has for its alma mater a legally established institution.
What the Christian Scientist has to do is to endure, —to hold fast,—to stand steadfast to himself, —to draw others' thoughts to his thought—not to surrender his to theirs. If I allow any one to irritate me, I have gone over to his thought.
The Boston Congregationalist was right in stating, as it recently did, that the "Christian Scientists continue to push their views. " Said "pushing" being two heinous departures from strict Congregationalism, healing the sick, and asking for letters of dismission from various churches in Boston and vicinity, to join the denominations of the practical Scientists.
In your public letter anathematizing Christian Science and its text-book, "Science and Health," you assail the religious views and life of members of your own and of other evangelical churches, the Pastor of the Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, and insult the sacred opinions of more than a hundred thousand readers of this book. At an early age, I united with a Congregationalist church, at Tilton, N.
In every human breast there is an instinctive tendency to worship some one or something; a looking up to higher Power. The more material the people, the more material the God they worship.
A trinity of sweet words; for where love is, there is rest and home. There is no true home where love and rest are not.