Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 30, 1917, Page 7

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TRUTH 1S. EAPOUNDED IN GREAT LECTURE (Continued From Page "Remarkable Discovery of Chun Remarkable Discovery of Christian e in other words, must gain a radically different point of view? Science. Now comes the remarkable and rey- ARRAS IS EEN 5 IN Ec ere tc my subject in a most repentant mood, and he agreed almost tearfully with my ringing condemnation of his evil ways. I asked him if he did not real- ize the depths to which he had fallen, how wicked he was, and how terrible |Was that evil power to which he had submitted. Yes, he realized it all, but fact the coming of Christian Science was foreshadowed in that great pro- jtest against,tyranny. The Declara- |tion of Independence, when it was | written. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are cre- jated equal, that they are endowed | |by their Creator with certain inalien- evil had been made so real and so pow- | able rights, among which are life, lib- erful to him that even the hope of di-|erty and pursuit of happiness.” vine deliverance, with which I finally! And it seems especially fitting in |endeavored to inspire him, was of no/conclusion that I read to you words| avail, and he sank even deeper in the |penned by our revered Leader nearly mire of sin. 'Lincoln County Speeds 3 Up Coal Production to Relieve Fuel Shortage KEMMERER, Wyo., June 30.—On account of the unprecedented demand for coal, there is some activity amorg | lccal companies toward opening vp The Diamon’ { 1 j | edditional prospects. = Cross Notes Women of Casper Attention! Sew- ing classes meet at the Library Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday xfter- noons, from 2 to 5 o’clock—eeme! omo Casper gave freely of her money! Her young men are offermg their olutionary discovery of Christian Sci- ence. The second chapter of Genesis, containing the Adam and Eve narra- tive, is seen to be a new and different record of creation, separate and dis- tinct from that covered in the pre- ceding chapter. ists have regarded the record of the creation of Adam from the dust, and of Eve from Adam’s side, as an am- plification of that statement in the first chapter: ‘So God created man in his own image.” But revelation plainly shows the error of this, To begin with, the two records are dis- tinctly separate documents, called the Elophistic and the Jehovistic, because in the first chapter the creator is called Elohim, God, and in the sec- end, Jehovah, or Lord God, the Jew- ish tribal name for Deity. The first record is positively closed. God’s work ds done, His creation is good, and eternal harmony reigns. Do we find that God ever changed His perfect handiwork? Is there any rec- ord of His having created evil? No. Then whence came the evil, the sick- ness, and the sorrow, the discord, and imperfection, which are visible on al! sides? The sixth verse of the second Heretofore religicn- | | | | chapter solves the problem. We read: | “But there went up a mist from the earth, and watered the whole face of the ground,” The Mist. What does a mist do? Does it de- stroy, or demolish, or does it only ob- scure? Is it not possible then that the universe today is as perfect as “when the morning stars sang togeth- er,” and that its perfection is hid from our gaze by reason of some ob- scuring sense—some “mystification,” as Science and Health puts it? (p. 523). Material man with his sinful tendencies comes not upon the scene until the mist appears. It follows, therefore, that the evils and inhar- monies which cannot belong to the kingdom of good must be the producr of the realm of mystification. Mysti fieation is ever the polar opposite of urderstanding. Therefore mystific- tion means just this: ignorance. Ig- norance of the facts of creation ig norance of spiritual sense. This is the mist -that seems to go up from the earth and hide from our sight the man and the universe made and seen by God and from this ignorance springs the material view of creatioz. which depicts man as sick and sin- ning, and the universe as discordar, and destructible. : The mission of Jesus was to 2c- quaint humanity with man’s true he itage. His teachings prove that the first chapter of Genesis, and nof the second, contains the ruth of being and sets forth man’s real origin. “Ye Must Be Born Again.” One of the first. of Jesus’ teachings was this: ‘‘Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” Can there be an atom cf doubt as to the meaning of this pass- ege? If the material, the Adam-sense of things, constitutes God’s creation why should the Master have declar>. that in order to see this creation, or kingdom, a man must be born again— HEART OF THE SUNSET | | |teeming with good for the blind and|-" thousands upon thousands of cases jtwenty years ago when the United ‘crial, fleshly sense of things is not of| Let us now consider another pic-|States was at war with Spain, words Cod’s creating, when he writes in|ture: A slave to false appetite is|Which have a remarkable prophetic) Romans: “They which are the chil-|brought to one endeavoring to be a | Significance for the days in which we dren of the flesh, these are not the |®ientific Christian, or a Christian Sci-|live. ‘In reply to your question, children of God.” And Jesus drives |€ntist. The Scientist sees before him |‘Should difficulties betwee the United home this fact with even greater|n0 bad man, no perpetrator of sin, | States and Spain be settled peacefully clearness when he says, speaking of|but a victim of sin. He sees behinj| by statesmanship and diplomacy, in a| material man, “Ye are of your father the fleshly appearance {the man of | Way honorable and satisfactory to |the devil, and the lusts of your father |God’s creating, who is not a sinner, |toth nations?’ I will say I can see| ye will do.” who has no pleasure in sin and no/0 Other way of settling the diffcul- Evil Not Power. sinful desires, but who is eternally|ties between individuals and nations Now we have learned that the|Pure and free. He therefore bids the |than by means of their wholesome Adam-view, or material concaptitiala |sufferer to awaken from this mesmer- | tribunals, equitable laws, and sound, | Product of the mist, or mystification|'8™- He shows him that the bondage | Wel-kept peeaties, 2 bub if our ee which ever! goeal‘upi f#0n he earth, | Which to him has semed real and |tion’s rights or honor were _seized, from material premises, and we have| POWerful, is a lie; for, as Jesus eaid, |Exesy citizen would’ be a soldier and further endeavored to show the mist |there is no truth in the devil, or evil; W°man would be armed with power to be synonymous with ignorance. and BS is assured that God has given |@irt for eur: i sicts itt Wager ? . nover,|man do! inion ov 5 . Pu e venediction with Thus we arrive at another discovery m er all error. And which she concludes: The government }of divine love is supreme. Love rules the universe, and the edict has gone} |\forth: ‘Thou shalt have no other gods before me,’ and ‘Love thy neigh- bor as thyself.’ Let us have the mole-| |cule of faith that removes mountains, | —faith armed with the understanding | Paul makes it plain that this ma- | fettered of earth. The devil—that Where these good tidings have been terrifying element of the whole|Preached, have the victims of wrong world’s religious belief, that mon.) desire risen in the glory of a new strous figment of the false teaching | found manhood. And throvgh the of the ages, against whose seeming seme process, in numberless instances, power the sons of men have vainly ae aieece oe PRT TI from atriven? 402 peeetonss his nightmare of invalidism and pain. ; ace het eble to pid IP eb we see that a Christian cientist oHeNve eer oe Science, where this devil is ignorance, nothing more! jAeesizct janore’ ain (and: disease, Hutly ff Ae f ihe ered Pneeldent Is ignorance a great forbidding cand by, undermanding their unreality o7 ree a Aaenes our favored land are ¢ ; eing, hes 2 od’s hands, tonity, with horns, hoofs, and a} See Geare Wenine Fail And the whole message of Chris- pear? Is it a mighty presence, aa| Nd ee tian Science may be found in these ntity tn . action| “But,” say you, “Christian Science 2 = ulate entity which has being and action| opt ger tae ate, 3 »,| two verses from our Hymnal: and power? Or is it only an absence | ‘eatment is not always effectual. ' : —the absence of knowing? What |4h, but it is, it is! A Christian Sci- peace may be ours when we banist jence treatment consists of thinking | Life itself is liberty; , the belief that there is power in evil!) God s thoughts, seeing creation as\God ordained no other bands With what courage can we face our | God sees it; and a God-invested ,Than united hearts and hands. problems when we realize that no sub-| ought never fails! Suppose you arc tle, destructive force is pitted against} confronted with the task of breaking 'So shali all our slavery cease, us, and that the only power evil can|® great rock, You seize a hammer! All God's children dwell in peace, scem to have is that which we our-}2"d vigorously start your work Blow | And the new-born earth record relves bestow upon it. efter blow descends and you note |Love, and Love alone, is Lord. This truth 1s stated with great clear. | With some discouragement that even| (Christian Science Hymnal, p. 1 ress in a letter which Mrs. Eddy once the surface of the rock has not been SS wrote to a friend, which was quoted! cracked. A friend comes to your as- p. in The Christian Science Journal of Baarice.- ate mmers Satay: But Dead Elk Consigned to August, 1912, in an article entitled |SPPrently makes no headway. Agein) Wfa+ch T and Responsible for Typhoid Epidemic | | God made al! His creatures free; 5 9). “No Evil Power.” |you are led to resume the work, and| “Did you but know the sublimity |keeping steadily at it you at last see| of your hope; the infinite capacity | the rock reduced to small] pieces. of your being; the grandeur of your | Which blow, did. it The la o outlook, you would let error kill it every one of them did the work. Not! = = |one was wasted, not one failed. self Error comes to you for life, and The work of Christian Science you give it all the life it has. ON’S HOLE, Wyo., June 80. result of the death, last win- many elk and the lodging of is;ter of the work of eternity. It is spiritual|the remains in an unhealthy swamp How Jesus Heéaled the Sick. education. During this process of |near Jackson in Jackson's Hole, a ty- We are now ready to consider on jeducation some students pass from|phoid epidemic is threatening that of the most important paragraphs in! cur sight. Did God’s word fail? Were |city. Mrs. A. L. Hoshaw, who lives Science and Health, for it may be said | the blows of truth on the rock of error |at the edge of the swamp lies critical- to contain the “pearl of great price.” |jn vain? It tells us in the simplest of words| Ask those who fought side by sid: | dreaded malady. Dr. Huff, a promi- how Jesus healed the sick. ‘with them in the battle. They wil!}nent physician of Jackson’s Hole, hes |ville Coal & Coke Company, it is re- iberland No. 3. in jceived his fatal wounds. No, a thousand times no!jly ill at St. John’s hospital with the : ltodies! This sewing is as necessary | a: either! Go to the Library and help those in charge! mao ported, is planning on opening up a new mine between Glencoe and Cum- The Union Pacific Coal Company of Cumberland is also Every woman’s organization should prospecting and contemplates open- : i ing up what will doubtless be called jbe at work! Make your hours to suit No. 4 mine. Large buildings, used | yourselves by seeing those in’ @arge, for boarding and rooming accommo-|There is some work you can dof Don’t actions, have been moved to the site Le a SLACKER—go do that werk! of the latter mine. omo Natrona Man Gets Word of Brother’s Death on Firing Line in France} This is Red Cross Work—National defense work—life-saving work for the army and navy—the base hospitals must be supplied-—-Casper must, furn- ish her part and more. OrmoO | War is no play time—our ceuntry lis at war—forget yourselves—keep your eyes on the Flag—keep your hands busy that it may float now as ever, the hope of humanity! ~ Omo American men are now on tt \fighting line! Some of them will be |killed—some wounded! This work is |for them—can you fail to do it? Guards, A |Your failure may mean death te some The letter brot no particulars of | one! the engagement in which Daley re-| When last! heard from by his brother four months ago he was stationed at Loos, France. He was buried with military honors, Michael Daley was known to many people of this city, sever: of whom emigrated from the same district of the Emerald Isle. SS ¢ James Daley, employed by the Mid- west Refining Company on the pumps the Salt Creek field, received a| c-mmunication yesterday from hs old home in Ireland, telling of the death of his brother, Michael Daley, | on the firing lines of France. The latter was a member of the Third Company, Third Battalion of the Irish Omo y—basement roomsg— Tuesday, Wednesday. > At the Librar. 2 to 5 Monda > Lusk Cattleman Organizes Company to Run Herds LUSK, Wyo., June 30.—Russell Thorp has recently organized the Gal- braith Cattle Company of Cutbanr, Mont., and has obtained a koag term |lease on three townships in the Black- foot reservation, where he alrea'y has 3,000 head of cattle grazing. He left this week to take charge of the outfit and exp : to be there the most of the time. eorge Saffel will pe ieft in charge of the Lusk ranch. | Nation al Baby Week Is Celebrated in Britain LONDON, June 30,—National wea Week will be celebrated thruout /Wngland the first week in July. Over }2,000 doctors, mayors, nurses and so- ‘cial workers are planning for a series jof lectures in all cities from July 1 TEES | cenemarrner | 1N to 7. A school of elocution to pro- | | | | “Jesus. beheld in Science the per- | tell you of the victories won, of the|l6fig expected an epidemic. He ix fect man, who appeared to him where jcace realized, of the pain subdued, laboring heroically to stamp out thé sinning mortal man appears to mo: |and the attainment of that spiritual | epidemic. tils. In this perfect man the Saviour| vision of Life eternal which enabled | = s..w God’s own likeness, and this cor-|them all to say, “O death, where is rect view of man healed the sick. thy sting? O grave, where is thy | Thus Jesus taught that the kingdom | victory?” Mrs. Eddy writes in Sci-| of God is intact,. universal, and that | ence and Health (p. 348): } man is pure and holy” (Science and| ‘I have never supposed the world | Health, p. 476). {would immediat witness the full | This then must have been the un-|fruitage of Christian Science, or that derstanding which Jesus imparted t. | sin, disease, and death would not be | his disciples, which enabled them t |believed for an indefinite time; but | duplicate his wonderful healing work. |this I do aver, that, as a result of This is the understanding which today teaching Christian Science, ethics and is enabling Christian Scientists to temperance have received an impulse, confront, undismayed, the appearance |health has been restored, and lor of disease and vice, and to rescue the /evity increased, If such are the pres- | unfortunate in bondage thereto. ent fruits, what will the harvest Le, | Sense-Testimony Unreliable. when this Science is more generally | At this point some of you may ash, | understood?” “Does this mean that I am not to uc-|The Reward of Patient Persistence. cept as real the evidence of my senses} Some one may say: “I have work-| when I see before me sickness, or sin,|ed and studied, but my healing seems or discord?” It means just that, just|so slow.’ Yes, some rocks are harder that! And should we not rejoice in|teo break than others, and much paz such a revelation? If the materiul|tience and perseverance are necessary sense report the truth of being, there|in a majority of cases in order to win is no good or just God, no law or|the day. But oh, my friends, what Principle in the universe; for on a!l|dividends are paid in return for an sides we see injustice, lawlessness, | earnest, patient seeking after Truth! disease, disturbances of nature, hate,|IHow self is subdued and universal I it ‘i . | vit i ! poverty, and death—a sorry picture |live enthroned! How much purer be- By REX BEACH Author of “The Spoilers,” “The Iron Trail, ”’ ‘‘ The Silver Horde,”* Ete. Copyright by Herper & Brothers "If that bandit really means te spare us, why did he send us away in the night, like this?” she asked. “I shall be surprised if we are not assassinated before morning.” “He must have meant it.” Alaire spoke with a conviction she did not entirely feel. “Father O'Malley aroused the finer side of his nature.” “Perhaps,” agreed the priest. “Some- where in him there fs a fear of God.” But Dave was skeptical. “More like- ly a fear of the gringo government,” said he. “Longorio is a fourflusher. When he realized he was licked he tried to save his face by a grandstand Play. He didn’t want to let us go.” “Then what is to prevent him from —well, from having us followed?” Alaire inquired. “Nothing,” Dave told her. As they climbed the bank and rede onward into the night she said: “No matter what happens, dear, I shall be happy, for at last one of my dreams has come true.” He reached out and patted her. “You’ye no idea what a coward I was until you came. But the moment I saw you all my fears van- ished, I was like a lost child who sud- denly sees its father; in your arms I felt perfectly safo, for the first time in all my life, I think. I—I couldn't bear to go on without you, after this.” Dave found nothing to say; they indeed! Do we want tnese evils tu be true? If you find yourself in tke throes of a nightmare, what greater joy and peace can come than the 2wakening consciousness that after all it was only a dream! Was ever a message more vital tu a stricken individual, nation, or race, than the understanding brought hy Christian Science, that materiality with its host of discords and i but another name for the Adam- cream, and that it is possible for suf- fering mortals to awaken therefrom” We may waken from a dream, but we can never waken from a fact! The }mght of materialism has been long, and the sleep has been deep and troubled; but thanks be to God, we ere slowly awakening! At least, the dream is losing for us its terror, an }, hearing the voice of Truth cheeril:y bidding us to be not afraid, and »> judge not according to the appear ance, we are enabled more and more t» look past the shadows, past the seeming, to the kingdom of Mind, where all is harmony and all is law. You are not asked to take the word of Christian Scientists for all this. You are urged rather to take the text- book, and study it with open heart and teachable thought, and prove for yourself the truth of these statements. Evil Unreal. The following illustration may help to throw more light on the Christian Scientist’s attitude toward sin and disease. Before studying Christian Science, and while a member of ar orthodox church, I was asked by a |comes desire, how much dearer the jgoal of spiritual sense! “Let us not} |he weary in well doing,” exclaimed |the Apostle Paul, “for in due jwe shall reap, if we faint not.’ son}, rightn Let us attack our problems eack | cay as though we had never seen them! before, putting behind us the memcr- | ies of yesterday’s struggle. Let us| realize that as our understanding of j{ Science grows, we are able to speak | to evil with more and more authority, | and consequently day by day are be-| ing equipped to be more efficient} Christian warriors. Let us claim the} joy and peace which is your heritag« and mine, today and here and now!) Let us not be unmindful of the stu |pendous fact that Christian Seience, in teaching the divinity of the Christ, \teaches the divinity .of man! Be- |loved, now are we the sons of God.” Conclusion. You are bowed down with sorrow or disease, with failure, poverty, or sin, take away with you tonight this message: You are God’s beloved child! You have dominion over eyil!}’ You are not a member of the material sinning race of Adam! You have been victimized by the lying arguments of the carnal mind, by the false edn cation of generations! For your heavenly Father beholds His children now as free, as harmon ious, and as perfect as ‘when the morning stars sang together and all the sons of God shouted for joy.” And so one who has been blessed thru the ministrations of Christian Science feels an ever increasing sénse of gratitude for, and loyalty to this The K sanguir lands, did qua favorabl Alwa HE the honesty of KING ci EIGHTS, all over America and in forty-nine for 7-passenger Touring__$1650 3. 4-passenger Foursome_$1700 friend to “use my religion’? as he ex- rode along side by side for a time in | pressed it, in the effort to reclaim @ great contentment that required no | brother seemingly enslaved by drink speech. Then Almire asked: I accepted the commission, and rro- (Continued Tomorrow) ceeded to “use my religion.” I found great Nation. For by cause of the freedom guaranteed by its constitn- tion the birth and development of this mighty cause was made: possible. 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