In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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Archaeology Upsets Higher Criticism

A. H. Sayce

Professor A.
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An Acknowledgment

BY C. C. M.

I wish to acknowledge through the columns of the Sentinel an error which I unwittingly committed and others may have done the same.
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From the Religious Press

with contributions from Francis E. Clark

Courtesy has been well defined as "doing a kind deed in a kindly way.
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To Students

BY EMMA C. SHIPMAN.

It is sometimes said that when people become Christian Scientists they lose their taste for books; but this is not true, for Christian Science teaches one to love everything good and uplifting, and it acknowledges the best books as an important aid to one's growth.
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In The Mother Church

A gentleman from Colorado gave the following testimony at the Wednesday evening meeting in the Mother Church last week.
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Christian Science in Oklahoma

BY L. W.

Sunday morning, July 23, amid sunshine, music, and sweet harmony the Scientists of El Reno, in Oklahoma Territory, held their initial services in their little home on Capitol Hill.
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Christian Science in Dresden

BY EMILY COTTON.

We know that our co-workers will rejoice with us in hearing of the onward march of Truth in this good city of Dresden.
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Power of Habit

Habit is defined as the tendency or inclination toward an action or condition, which, by repetition, has become easy, spontaneous, or even unconscious.
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A Unitarian Conception of Jesus

William Everett

I ask you, I entreat you, keep in your thoughts and hearts that which those hearts cannot help loving and cherishing.
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The Eternal Womanly

In her inaugural address, Miss Caroline Hazard, Wellesley's new president, set forth a noble conception of woman's place and power.
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Inerrable Word of God

In the Tremont Theatre a large audience listened to a lecture by Rev.
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A Distinction

There appeared in the "People's Column" of the Traveler October 7, a communication entitled, "Ruined by Christian Science," in relation to which a gentleman connected with the Christian Science movement, whom we know to be entirely reliable, presents to us the following statement: "This man was victimized by a professional swindler, who claims to be a Christian Scientist, but who is not, and never was, a member of the Mother Church.