Editorials

At the end of the chapter on Christian Science Practice in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, Mary Baker Eddy gives this admonition: "Christian Scientists, be a law to yourselves that mental malpractice cannot harm you either when asleep or when awake. " Science and Health, p.

When Christian Scientists seek exemption for their children from compulsory health requirements, they accept the responsibility of devoting fully as much care to these children's well-being as the health measures in question are intended to provide. A Christian Scientist does not claim the right to neglect the health of his child.

Mr. Welz: Number 6 in the Order of Services for the Wednesday Meetings, as listed in the Manual of The Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy, provides for the congregation to give "experiences, testimonies, and remarks on Christian Science.

When Christ Jesus healed the sick, he went straight to the mental cause of the trouble and corrected that. He knew that all diseased conditions were externalized pictures of disturbed thought, figments of the human mind, and he destroyed them with the healing balm of spiritual Truth.

The world hungers for the Comforter, "the Spirit of truth" that Christ Jesus prophesied would come and "guide you into all truth. "   Mankind as a whole does not recognize the nature of its hunger.

In the testimony section of this issue we find a healing of an internal condition that was supposed to end the patient's life within an hour. There are also healings of a broken back, pregnancy complications, a skin disease that had defied skin specialists for years, tuberculosis, trench mouth, goiter, psoriasis, weeping eczema, and a severe burn.

Christians love to commemorate the coming in the world of the manifestation of God. They treasure the thought of Christ, the Son of God, appearing to human sense first as an innocent, helpless babe, later as mankind's mighty Master and Saviour.

"I can of mine own self do nothing. "   John 5:30; These are the words of Christ Jesus, the most able man who ever lived, and without explanation they seem strangely inappropriate.

Sometimes when we look about us, we may wonder about the many young men who have been killed in the wars. What of the careers they would have pursued? Would the world be different if they were here? And where are they? Now we talk of limiting the population.

In an era that seems to be losing sight of man's spiritual origin in a welter of genetic theories, it behooves those who have glimpsed something of spiritual reality to keep clear their vision of the real man. Christian Science is leading its students to a view of man that rarely has been glimpsed since the days of Christ Jesus and the primitive Church.