Editorials

National Association Topics in Sight. At the Cleveland meeting, the note of the church organization was sounded, as a call for separation of the new thought from the old.

From a letter forwarded by a student in the West, we quote the following: "Science has never had a brighter prospect in our city than it has now. 'There is a general interest being felt, and our numbers are increasing from week to week.

The Editorial Department is in receipt of the following criticism which speaks for itself—possibly for others equally in the dark as to the imperative need of advice officially given, under "Questions and Answers," in March issue of the Journal:— A word in regard to the answer p. 603 March Journal "Consider the normal class student a voice of error" I have yet to learn that any can lapse into error by confining themselves exclusively to Mrs.

The pamphlet "Personality the Antichrist" is an untimely birth. It ignores the real problem—destruction of personality through individual progression out of it—and echoes the thought, so current more than a year ago, that "demonstration over personality" means denial of a supposed claim to eminence or authority of some one personality.

The Old Testament mostly expresses the longings of humanity for its "Princely Leader" [Rotherham's version. ] out of the prison house of sense, and mirrors the glories of His kingdom.

Extract from a Sermon by Rev. C.

As the tribes of old yearly went up to Jerusalem, we Scientists hope annually to meet and mingle. Last year's gathering at Cleveland marked an important epoch in our career.

" I am often asked what I think about the mental method, mind-cure, Christian Science, or whatever may be the most appropriate term; and I have been warned repeatedly against it by excellent and trusted friends. However, I cannot see in it the danger that many do.

The dissolution of the visible organization of the Church is the sequence and complement of that of the College Corporation and Association. The College disappeared, "that the spirit of Christ might have freer course among its students and all who come into the understanding of Divine Science"; the bonds of organization of the Church were thrown away, so that its members might assemble themselves together and "provoke one another to good works" in the bond only of Love.

The Church Building Fund . —The paragraph entitled "Good News," in the January Journal, will not have escaped the notice of any reader.