In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

December 30, 1905

From our Exchanges

with contributions from Thomas Van Ness, W. R. Inge
Appreciation of that which is good is an effective way of making the world better and happier.
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December 30, 1905

Our Business

C. I. OHRENSTEIN.
The Son can do nothing of himself, but what he seeth the Father do; for what things soever He doeth, these also doeth the Son likewise.
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December 30, 1905

The Wisdom of Modest Statement

WENTWORTH BYRON WINSLOW.
There is an old Latin proverb which translated reads, "He is wise who talks but little," and on encountering it recently I was led to reflect how well it expresses our proper attitude toward the public in regard to Christian Science, which primarily is to be known by its works.
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December 30, 1905

Consistency and Growth

J. E. FELLERS.
Musicians sometimes take a well-known selection like the "Rock of Ages" and utilize its strong and easily recognized themes, which are enlarged and given new harmonic setting in what are known as variations.
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December 30, 1905

An Undivided Christianity

SAMUEL GREENWOOD.
Christian Science pleads for an undivided Christianity, and in this it should have the active as well as sympathetic support of all who desire to see Christ's kingdom come on earth.
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