The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-09
LARGE AUDIENCE HEAR
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
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Christian science brings healing mes
sage. II condemns nothing but evif
exaits nothing but good II = not ID
dogma II denomination II + the Wef'
n Truth in which science and religion Ar.
seen as one. and IN this one is founs
true medicine even the healing power d
God. Il matters not where one may b
on lifes road. Christian Science brings e
the listening ear q message n helpfuineS
and love To the sick IL shows the certaif
wae 10 health. 70 tn one entanrled IN m'
me~hes - sin IL adds moral courage q
right resolve aud points the road q
freedom and dslivcFanee To those
Weighed down By burden and dlstNsss Il
opens the highway of peace and happiness
through . fuller understanding n III
goodness ana II the love II God. To al
who seek for better things Il is the dawn
n new light thst supplanis mystery
with reason. ignorance with Intelligence.
doubt with confidence and unkiadliness
with love.
For their brothers Il difis ring religious
beliefs Christian Scientists have nothing
hnt good will They believe that through
The enllshtencd Thought 4 Christian peo-
plss the world VIII be ied ever forward.
They rolaice IN good wherever manifest
ana join with their whole hearts IN the
common prayer II Chrisiendom 20 our
common Father Gsl "rhy Kingdom come.
THY viii b, done in earth a> # j. Ia
heaven IN Der Message 60 The Mother
Church IA Boston ln 1902 Mars Baker
Eddy. the Discogerr and logulrr ~
Christian science expressed that lowing
regard foT tho church oi her youth which
Is s0 frequently found ID her writings.
She -aid. "it was an Inherent character
i-iit 81 ms nature Kind = birihmark Go
lesc ha churh. and the Church once
ia,ed me Then why bot Femaln friends.
or st leasi agree 90 disagree iu luye
psrt fair foes never Afi the ehur.h.
either Ga bear; og ia doctrine hui ieTaa
wherc the Church left off"
Thorcau writes. IN Is never too lats 60
give up our nrejudices NJ way of think
iue er doing however aueient. can be
trusted without proof The teachings u
christian science rsst ou reason. and They
are supported ny nronf So iu spirit ~
right reasoning aud honest consideration
lct u, approach the subject before Ms,
with our thought open 70 ali that is true
and good
FOUNDED oN THE BIBLE
Tho taaehias. u Christian science are
inseparabls from the Bible They are
founded uuon TIE eternal lFaih u being
which that hook u the axes contains
The nlhls was Ay only ,eAsbook, writes
Mrs Eddy in Science ana Health page 10.
where she outlines the footsteps which led
un To- her discovery % Christian Science
luf Christian Scientists do not aceept the
Iiblc hlindiy. nor IN the uarfowncss of iis
letter Their acceptance Is based on the
fact. proved Ia their lives that within its
pages Is 90 be found the highest inspira- /
llon that came 10 men concerning Gods
law 81 lie aud health during a period u
some +.ooa years
II you are a seeptic and have doubted |
the authenticity II the Rible you nay |
prove Tor yourself through Christian
Science. that the teachings Il Christ Jesus |
were absolutely accurate and scientific |
statements of the laws of life and health. |
and that there was nothing in them that |
WIS supernatural Rather We're They the |
explanation u the natural supremacy u |
good over evil. cf God over tbs deyii. and |
specific directions as 10 how you and |
may utilize the might Of good e. over
throw the conditions of cYil. sin. disease |
and finally death
How Ignorant most of as have be u |
Ibis great storchouse of spiritual health
giving Truth So near al hand Stevenson |
has spoken ~ the treasures II the Bible
iS ethos, truths which We are all courie-
,usly supposed 10 know. and All modest
~ refrain from applying There is more
ruth than there should be In his state.
neut-
MRS. EDDYs TwoFoLD WORK
From childhood Mrs Eddy under the
;ullauce q her spiritually minded mother
sad learned 60 turn % Cod for relief from
iekncss Her Puritan parents saw tn u
bat she received thorough training IN
be Ribie teachings and early Ia giriheod
he became member of the Congrega-
ieusi Church. As Young girl she en-
Dyed the friendship and confidence 4 l
er pastor who commented On cerisin N
er clrly literary efforts thus Mary. |
orr Ioetrf cues beyond my theoioSy.
'hv shouid J prpseh a. yousr Bui there
afas time. as perhaps there has come in
oar eSrorienc. and mine when thc teach-
nEs 81 The church seemed fo fan short,
shen the limiiation~ " its er,ei and
oema seemed ie obscure tha wonderful
'cripmrsi promises. in early woman
.ood MIS-. Eddy l,eesme convinced that
tfist Jesns healed by some certain law
nd that the same law could De applied |
low as Wei as thea Her high hope was
Illustrated hy this remark inade 10y her
ben inraiidism seemed aimest too much
90 her % hear. Il know God can and
sill eur, me II only could understand
lis wsy To understand His way" be
ame the objective II her life Abandoned
y friends. forsakeu by relatives. burden
i By sorrow. sickness. and poverty. this
rail New England gentlewoman pressed
onward for twenty years in untiring
earch for that law Of healing which Is as
iefnal as the love of God and as un
hanging.
Shortly after Lincoln had accomplished
is God appointed task there came to the
Vai,ing thought ~ this pure woman. NJ
moment Of extreme physical need. clear
'erception Of the law and method by
Fhieh Christ Iesus and the early
'hrisiians had hesled the sick. aud she
a. Instantly hsaied frnn, In. rnsnIts -