Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-10
c. v. CHADWICK
ON CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE WORK
Mother Church Lecturer Is
Heard by Orange
Audience.

Clarence w. Chadwick. of Omaha
Neb., member of the Board of Lee.
tureship of The Mother Church. the
First Church of Christ, Scientist. in
| Boston, Mass, delivered the follow
ing lecture In First Church of Christ.
scientist, In Orange, last evening:
The activity of right thought is
no finite or limited capacity. Neither
Is 1t any respecter of persons,
troubles or diseases. 1t Is as natu-
raj for right thought to heal as IT
is for the sun to shine. The moment
the true idea Of Mind enters indi-
Vidual consciousness, real construc-
tive mental work begins therein.
This idea, operating through law and
as law demands the perfect read
Justment of finite human conscious
ness.
LOVE FOR CHRIST JESUS.
There are no people on earth who
reel and express more genuine af-
lection and love for Christ Jesus than
do Christian Scientists. They not
only believe but they understand
why He is to them the resurrection
and the life. They reverently
acknowledged him as the Saviour of
the world, and they are striving to
keep his commandments.
MRS. EDDY.
Mary Baker Eddy, the acknowl-
edged Discoverer and Founder of
Christian Science, was truly Won
derful woman. Her genuine nobility
OF character, her intensely religious
nature, her unbounded love for God
and humanity, her untiring labors
for the good Of mankind, her sub
lime courage and trust, made her one
OF the worlds greatest of modern
religious Leaders and Teachers The
one dominating feature of her life
was that she had learned the mean
ing of Love and how to reflect 1t to-
ward friend and foe alike. She
claimed no infallibility, nor sought
any personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Those
who knew her best affirm that she
was a wise spiritual counselor and a
true friend. Christian Science did not
originate in Mrs. Eddy's human mind.
1t was the Christ idea of the oneness
and allness of divine Mind that found
expression in her purified mentality.
She had reached a purified mental
height which made 1t possible for the
Christ consciousness to assert itself
as the law and dominion of good.
She yielded willing and loving obedi
ence to this spiritual evangel and
as a result of this obedience Chris
tian healing is again an established
fact in our midst. The Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health With Key to the Scriptures
is the natural and logical outcome
of Mrs. Eddy's unselfish devotion and
fidelity to the spiritual idea. The
dawning of the spiritual idea in Mrs.
Eddy's Love-chastened conscious
ness Is the greatest mental phenom-
enon that could ever be experienced
by human being. It's Importance to
the human race is beyond COMPARE
SON. 1t is the resurrection and the
life to all who humbly appropriate
1t and begin to live according to its
divine requirements.
TREATMENT.
ut requires honesty, humility, COM
passion, moral purity and spiritual
understanding to give a treatment in
Christian Science. Simple though the
process is, none but a Christian can
understand 1t or use it. 1t is beyond
the ken of human will power or men
tai suggestion even to attempt to
give a Christian Science treatment.
Treatment Is not the influence Of one
human mind over another. 1t is the
activity of the Word of God in hu-
man consciousness. 1t is prayer In
its highest and truest sense.
RESULTS.
Conservation and experience both
compel the ADMISSION tnat tne most
successful and salutary influence
known to the world today is the prac-
tice of Christian Science. AS a pro-
phylactic or preventive with both
children and adults 1t has no COM
peer. One Christian Science treat
ment has frequently cast out the de-
mon of intemperance In Its very worst
form. 1t has also healed the NOR
phine, cocaine and other demoraliz-
Ing habits. Christian Science recog-
nizes the healing of disease as al
ways incidental to the conquering of
the moral fault under whatever guise
It may appear
THE REAL MAN.
Thoughts emanating from the brain
never defined the real man, Gods
image and likeness. The man re-
fered to in the first chapter of Genesis
was never in partnership with evil
in any form, but is the mental en-
bodiment of all that is good, pure
and true"