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Not a Christian Scientist

John White

To the Editor of the Methodist.

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In Defence of Christian Science.

Hermann S. Hering

To the Editor of The Times.

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In that remarkable sermon which Jesus delivered from the hill above Gennesaret, and which we all tenderly and reverently refer to as the Sermon on the Mount, our Master laid down for us in language terse and strong, the rules by which we could distinguish right from wrong, the real from the unreal, the good from seeming evil, and thus be equipped to detect error and armed to overcome it.

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My Library

BY BERTHA L. RICE.

We as Christian Scientists have such happy surprises along the way that it is well now and then to enumerate them for our own growth and perhaps for the encouragement of others.

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Let us ever remember that our interest is in concord...

William McKinley

Let us ever remember that our interest is in concord, not conflict, and that our real eminence rests in the victories of peace, not those of war.

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Where are the Originators?

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Hymn Inspired by Jacob's Dream

The hymn, Nearer, my God, to Thee," which President McKinley made famous in his dying moments, and which was sung at funeral services the world over on September 19, has an interesting history.

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Dr. Mitchell's Sage Advice

John K. Mitchell

If no better reason can be found, a decent consideration for the comfort of others should prevent one's talking of ailments.

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Christianity an Affair of the Life

Senator Hoar, in his address at the opening of the Unitarian Conference in Saratoga, called attention to the remarkable unanimity of the recognition of President MeKinley's character and habit as representative of the true Christian life.