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now: of ourselves. can do nothing
tor ourselvea. because infinite land is _
All-mfll—by throwing up ms hands.
in complete end humble surrender.
and declaring. IWith all the sincerity.
earnestness and devotion we can com-
mand, ."Not my will, but thine. be
done." When this point is reached;1
andwe aretrudingdivinelioye. no:
partly. but wholly; not guy
but absolutely. the point 0: hiding Ii
also reached. and mlvetfon to_ crown
the healing is come. For then the
glory of God shines into the hcart of
man.
An Active. Virle, mm Belmo-
There is nothing in Chi-idler: Sci-
ence that partake. of use .puerile, the
_weak or the enemlnete. as any or .
these terms may be extensively used; -
but there is everything that is vibrant
with action. vigor. and force. ours.
tinn Scientists. no a class. are noted
for a high order of intelligence.
for clean... at perception, for ne'-
sourceiulneos in business or protes-
siou. for earnestness in'the pd-i’orm-
ance of their tasks. (or cheerfulne-
in their labor, for happiness in their
play
Christian Science is abreast with the
advanced‘thought oi’ the age upon all
questions‘ ‘0: vital latch-zest to hu-
manity. It is pronounced” and un-
compromisingly tor the maintenance
or law and order. It is for the up-
holding and rigld enrorcemcnt or ii-
quor prohibition. It is heart and
hand with education. since it prays
: and works constantly for the elimin-
ation or all ignorance. It favors and
fosters all that makes tor refinement,
true culture. purity. of the spoken and
the written word. courtesy, kindli-
ncss—everything‘that is beautiful and
edit) ing in art—everything that tendo
to improve public taste, public lite,
and public morals.
Through its healings and teach-
lngs. Christian Science has already
elevated the thought and. consequent-
ly. the' character of vast numbers or
peeple in all ports of the globe, and
every one of these it he be doing his
part. is spreading the truth. snore-
lug his gratitude not by intruding his
faith upon others. not by indulging in
useless-and trnitless argument, but by
living that faith and letting his light
shine.
Through the reflection of Lift.
Tmthwd Love, among Christian Sci-
entists. the omnipotent power of God
is being more widely recognised
among thoughtful people now than
ever before, and there is coming into
the consciousness ot the nations. slow-
ly but surely. a sense or reverence for
the spiritual which will eventually
unity the-thought as well as the in-
tem‘or men.
Rich ia' Bic-ed Consolation.
Christian Science is rich in blessed
consolatiouo tor the struggling heart.
and generous in the granting of
them. and one or the most benenccnt
or these is the assurance that where
there is an honest desire 101‘ under-
standing and healing. and a genuine
whilngness to be taught and lifted out
of trolble. help-is aims at hand.
Those‘who seek understanding and
help in Christian Science. sincerely '
and connconuy. do not an to and it.
Nobody need pause haltingly at the
door. tearing to enter lest he be
, thought beneath consideration. or be-
yond hope or help. Since God is Love.
and God is omnipotent nothing that
is good can be impodble.
Never has there been a {line 73 C31
hinory‘ when men and women were
in greater Mthan now of that
clear-nos. ot spirit. that [steadiness oi
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that probly. perspicacity. and un-
shahble moral stamina-which are
imparted through spiritual discern-
ment and spiritual understs‘nfing in
Chridlan Science. It is the mission
and purpose oi our taith to bring the
kingdom of God to earth. by dispell-
the illusion that materialism and
sensuality can musty the legitimate
human desire for contentment. peace.
prosperity, and happinem. The wreck-
age all about us of hopes, longings.
dedres. ambitions based upon the.
attainment oi worldly succem. tor its
own sake. ghould constitute an im-
presslvo warning to men and women
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clety, in this day and generation.
Wm Thinking and It. My
Wrong. thinking is at the bottom
not only 0! individual troubles Ind
sorrows and “airings. but it is the
cause or all. the lmrrowing evils that
beset the family. the community. the
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The am at not. is Love
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{he snowflakes are large and rath-
er benevolent than otherwise. with
a disposition to lie down quitely
and not rues.
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that love which trout our very begin—
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our moodfibillty to God. to our
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Greenwtds Authorities George iteglsd
Continuance of a hearing 'untll
was made in tin “Green-
wich Borough Court lest week by”
James 8. lien! is the ease
Dream-ed by omens-s oi the Connecti-
cut Humane Society inns: cape-is
Esra Hanoway. aged 9i. and Mrs.
Meryl... Jackson. axed to. a
The two are racing complaint of
society that Jack. aged three.
Mrs. Jackson' “son by her-divorced
husband. was magma»: among
conditions unlit for human beings. ‘
The three. when
ing their horse on: an‘bld lieu-e boat
owned by the captains;
Search ‘3‘de way Tor the for- '
mer husband at are. Jackson. al-
lued to 'hove‘blisded‘ her in one
eye and seriously -lnjnnd'the other
when he struck her info marvel
over a liquor deal.
Several who are prominent in
Greenwich society circles have be-
interested. in the. aflair and
are making s. . search .to discover
where the real. bemoan! the cat»,
tsin and Mrs. Jackson and son are
located. The houseboat has been
itinerant. dropping anchor at nu-,
merous points 08
and New York shores. ,
An ”sculpt is being made to in-
vestigete Mrs. Jackson’s charge that
the 04-year-old aptain. alter mak-
ing tsithtnl promise to marry her.
put on the wedding ceremony. Uri.
Arthur Loveridgs. vice-Mt. of
the Greenwich-Stamford branch of
the Humane Society: lira Ernst H.
Trumbull and Ira Guy
her sides. and Mrs. .
wanes. connected with the Chapin
Adoption Indians. flew York. are
working comm... m— ..
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