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Alertness
Herbert Eustace

Christian Science insists upon doing to-day, the work of to-day, and understanding what that work is, and because of the allness of Mind, finds abundant time for its accomplishment.

The United States of America
Bicknell Young

...my government, God’s government, is now established, ... and it isn’t possible that my country, or the government of my country, can ever fall into the hands of any hierarchy, for every hierarchy is error, and is destined to destruction, and can never gain the ascendancy in my country, which is governed by God. “Thy kingdom is come; Thou art ever-present.” (S&H 16:31)

Some “Wiles Of The Devil”
Edward A. Kimball

Communion with God is treatment. To make one’s self at one with the Father through communion with God is prayer. Then handle error carefully in all its forms. …

God First
Kate W. Buck

Man is ever the true and exact reflection of God, and to judge this righteous judgment regardless of appearances is to love one another as the Father has loved us.

Trusting God
Rev. G. A. Kratzer

Christian Science teaches us how to understand God; and how to apply our understanding to the present overcoming of sin, disease, discord, and poverty; and, sometime, either in this or some future stage of growth, our increased understanding of God will enable us to permanently overcome our sense of materiality and death.

Christian Science Treatment
Mary Baker Eddy

Mental activity must be tranquil — not lazy; it must express force, and it must know the reality of man’s oneness with God, and the utter unreality of evil in all its forms of belief. Know that your treatments are good ones, and have no fear that they are not. A Christian Science treatment is never afraid it will not work.

Christian Science and Christian Character
Blanche Hersey Hogue

Christian Science declares that God’s blessing is not withheld until some future time, but will be experienced as soon as man rejects that which holds him from the blessing. The true Christian life is the way of sacrifice, but God only requires the sacrifice of false, limited, ungodlike thinking and actions. Then after this sacrifice, we find greater freedom and blessings.

Demonstrating Christian Science
Gilbert Carpenter

Mrs. Eddy had little patience with those in her home who attempted to help her from a human standpoint. The speed and exactness which she required, forced the student to use demonstration, where otherwise they might have relied on human ability. Mrs. Eddy’s entire career was based on demonstration.

One Universal Journey
Ella W. Hoag

As our beloved Leader tells us in Science and Health (p. 192), “The good you do and embody gives you the only power obtainable.” This individual proving of man’s unity with God, good, is therefore the one universal journey.