The Daily Tribune. (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 74, Ed. 1 Friday, February 28, 1913 Page: 1 of 4
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that ye receive them, and ye shall have
them."
The word rendered ‘‘miracle” merely
means a “sign.” Such signs seem mar
Velons to those who are ignorant of
what God |g and what God does for
man; but these signs are not super-
natural. It has been said that a car-
go of lee would be a miracle to a
South-sea Islander. Nothing that Ih In
accord with law Is supernatural; that
is, It is not In contravention of law
am', every Christ Inn ahould know the
ttuth about God and the real man suf-
fir lent ly to make proof of Ids under-
standing. lie should know how to heal
tlie sick ns Jesus and his disciples did;
and that is just what the Christian
Sc lent f st s are doing today. For which
of tlrnir good works are they stoned?
Spirit is substance. Matter Ih the
suppositional opposite of Spirit; but
God is Spirit; lie Is infinite, and the
Infinite can have no opposite. God
created a spiritual lieaven and earth.
Tho belief in a material heaven and
earth is passing away. It Is mater-
iality that opposes tho statement made
in Christian Science that matter is In-
substantial, Illusive, transient, and
vanishing away. Many of the great-
est thinkers on earth agree tiiat what
is called "matter" is a ‘‘thing of
thought," and not a substantial entity.
Christ Jesus revealed God to mor-
tals, and he demonstrated what he
taught by signs following. Christ Je-
sus was a visible, papablo presence,
who went about doing good and heal-
ing all who hud need of healing, He
reformed the sick and raised tho dead,
and did the works that never man dl«l
before him. Jesus was the son of
Mary. Christ is the son of God.
Christ is tlie name of the
man who fully understood God; ho was
a state of spontaneous knowing. He
had the Mind that Is God, and he
proved tiiat God is always God-with-
m ; Life-wlth-us; Truth-with-us; Love-
wltli-us. Ixive-wltti-iis apprehended
by an individual shuts out forever its
opposite belief called hate and when
this divine consummation Is reached,
when Ixno rules in the affections of
men. the Fatherhood of'God and the
brotherhood of man will be appre-
hended, and the earth will blossom
as the rose, the purpose of Christian
Science will become understood and Its
practice will become universal.
Very truly yours,
JAMES D. SHERWOOD.
A Christian Scientist is not a busy-
body; lie is not a meddler in other peo-
ple's affairs; he does not thrust Ids
] religions convictions upon the unpre-
pared thought. He respect individual
I rights. He claims (he right that Is
I guaranteed to him under she Consti-
tution to worship God according to the
'dictates of his own conscience; ami
he freely accords tills privilege to ot.li-
. era.
j Prayer is sincere desire. When an
i individual comes to understand that a
i perfectly good God lias already given
i to man all good, he will not continue
to plead with God for more than he
already has; but he will endeavor to
iapprehend the. truth of being suffi-
| eiontiy to come more fully into a rcali-
Ization of his inheritance. Christ Jesus
said: "I say unto you, what tilings
i soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe
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upon those who are the meek fol-
lowers of Christ Jesus; it Hhould dis-
courage a disposition to oppose tlio.se
who tire endeavoring to live in ac-
cordance witti tlie requirements of tlie
Master, and wiio are bringing forth of
the Spirit. It might help our critic
to rend the admonition of Gamaliel to
the men of his time. It is stated in
the fourth chapter of The Acts of tlie
Apostles that Gamaliel cautioned tlie
zealots of that time and place, as fol-
lows: "Ye men of Israel, take heed to
yourselves what ye intend to do as
touching these men * * * * And now
I say unto you, refrain from these
men, and let them alone: for if this
counsel or tills work lie of men, it will
come to nought: But if it be of God,
ye cannot overthrow it; lest aptly ye
lie found even to fight against God."
Our critic claims that "Christian
Science must stand upon more secure
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the standard set by tlie Great Teach
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Suaranty Fund Bank
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were moved over the St
Brownsville A- Mexico
road. This is an Increase ot
forty-six cars over the n.iiih-
month in 1912, and indicates
a very heavy movement of set-
tlers in that territory The
states from which these emi
grants hailed include many of
the middle states, and nractie-
ully all of tin in settled in (he
territory between Houston ami
Brownsville. Texas, whore de-
velopment has been little short
of miraculous
w! Pliiladelpliia, Feb 2G P W Horn,
~ i superintendent oi the city schools of
llou-ton, Texas, made the principal ad
• dress before me N.iG./a.,', EchieaHomil
• Association here today The subject
of the address was "Team Play Within
it lie System" Mr. Horn, in discussing
Ids subject, made the point that jenl-1
ousj and dlstruct among individual
■ temhers and superintendents or prin-
cipals must be eliminated to obtain the
best results of educational effort. He
ideclared that Halaries must be ade-
quate, so that tlie teaelims' minds
might bo free to concentrate on the
work.
“The principal in the large city,”
I said Professor liiM'ii, "must do many
of tlm.se things tlmt tlie superintendent
he smaller towns,
'supervisors in the
MOS I of the Poverty and Want in this
World may be attributed not to the lack of
Industry; but putting off the time of
mencing to save. DON’ 1 DELAY—
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grounds than the sincerity of its vota-
ries and the rapidity of its growth." I
It Is a fact that is apparent to all who
have any knowledge of tlie situation,'
that Christian Scientists are the nurd j
zealous church-goers in our land, and •
it Is also a fact generally admitted '
' dot's in i
ence movement is most plmmmimmd "The Lu per visors in the larger
places iiave also in addition to tiieii
i special subjects, the duties which be-
longed to tlie HUperintnedmit in the
Tin' exact duties id’
cacIi of these functionaries should lie
as clearly defined as they reasonably
can be, but nevertheless, team play
will depend not upon legislative def-
inition Imt upon tlie spirit of team
play. Tills spirit is possible when
there is the greatest amount of indi-
vidual efficiency among tlie members
lot (lie corps when each member Ims
increase of righteousness; yea, (he
Kingdom of Heaven.
Tilt* Christian Science text-book.
"Science and Health with Key to tlie
Scriptures,’’ by Mary Baker Eddy, is
tlie Christian Scientists' commentary
on tile Bilde. Christian Scientists use
the very same Bible tiiat other denom-
inational Christians use; and, they
make a daily study of tlie Holy Writ
Ings, ami endeavor to live according to
JAMES D. SHERWOOD EXPLAINS
THE REAL ME tMAG OF
CHRIST! \A SflEM'E.
Jealousies tiuong I'cnchcrs
Must Hr llanlshvil to Get Results,
Said Superintendent Horn.
i Houston, Texas, Feb. 25, ......
\ To the Editor of tlie Tribune,
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sue of tlie Tribune tiiat an evangelist
lias been in Bay City, and that while
tliero he paid his respects to Christian
Science. It seems astonishing liow
glibly some people talk about a sub-
ject that they do not understand, as
would be evidenced by an inability to I
demonstrate one of its minor points.
To be capable of accurately judging
a Science one should have a practical
knowledge of its teaching; and, if our
critic cannot heal even a headache by
means of prayer to God, and a Chris-
tian Scientist can and doeH heal or-
ganic as well as functional diseases
by such means, this should prove that
tlie Christian Scientist has t*> more ■
j practical proof of the efficacy of I
prayer.
Christian Science is Science amr it
is Christian. Il is Christian because
it is beneficent; its office is to bless
mankind; and, this it does when oilier
systems of healing fail to benefit the
sick, it is scientific because it is dem-
onstrable knowledge, its practice is
governed by an immutable divine Prin-
ciple, and is in accord with fixed rules
for its demonstration. The results of
tlie teaching and practice of Christian
Science are seen all over tlie civilized
earth. Tlie sick are being healed, tlie
sinners are being reformed, and men
and women are being made better men-
tally, morally and physically through
tho benign influence of Christian Sci-
ence practice.
Our critic refers to Saul's persecu-
tion of the early Christians Haying:
"it Ih a well-known fact tiiat tlie ad-
vocates of religious error are always
more zealous than the advocates of
truth,” This very admission should
condemn our critic's zeal to make war
'and yet, neither tlie zeal of the Indi-1
vidual nor tlie. increase in church mem I
bership Is’tlie prime test of (lie sta I (l, (|h,
billty of the movement Tin* earth I'‘’.Xr system
seems to he filled witli lamentation I
and mourning; the prayers of tlie help-)
less seem to have reached unto lib'li ’
lieaven; and the voice of God is again
heard in tlie land, saying; "This is my
beloved Son' Hear ye him;" ami the
multitudes are again seen pressin i
forward unto tlie healing t'lirist, and '
they are finding health, strength, ami1
of
a training euffleiency broad to enable
him to see not only tlie good of Ids
specialty, but in relation to Hie entire
sclieme of education, when tlie finan-
cial treatment of tlie entire corps is
adequate and fair and when tlie team
work in so arranged in general so as
not to hinder Imt to help tlie fullest
developments of tlie individual."
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
REPLIES TO
REV. HAM
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HOUSTON EDUCATOR
BEFORE THE
N. E. A.
During the month of Jan
uary, 1913, one liumlie.l ami
twenty-one ear- filled with
emigrants from fourteen states,
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E. L. Perry, Cashier
A. D. Hensley, Ass t Cashier
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12 to 9 p. ni.
Friday, 5 and 10 cents—
Eclair—“The Balkan W".r."
Imp—-“Tlie Open Road.”
Nestor—"Tlie Fight for Friendship.”
Saturday, 5 and 15 cents—
Imp—"Bullet Proof Coat.”
Bison' Massacre of 4th Cavalry.”
Frank Meredith, of Rosenberg, ha
bought the J. E. Kenlsell interests in
the Bay City Brick & Tile Co., and lias
arrived in the city to take charge of
tlie business. Mr. Meredith says tiiat.
he is confident tiiat good brick can
be made and witli that in view is pre-
paring to install some new machin-
ery and otherwise improve tlie prop
erty.
Watch tlie paper
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune. (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 74, Ed. 1 Friday, February 28, 1913, newspaper, February 28, 1913; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1361981/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.