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On Christian Science
In the Roxbury Universalist Church, the Rev. F. W. Hamilton recently preached on "The Meaning of Christian Science." He said, in part,—
Looking at Christian Science, we see a movement which, in a very short time, has attracted many thousands of devoted followers. These people are, for the most part, cultivated and intelligent. They are intensely in earnest. They believe with the utmost sincerity that they have the message that shall save the world, and their zeal is according to their belief.
It is a mistake to suppose that a certain method of healing or avoiding is all there is to Christian Science. That is only an incident of their main message of the absolute supremacy of Spirit over matter.
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January 19, 1899 issue
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Independent Statesman
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Degrees of Metaphysical College
MARY BAKER EDDY
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Christian Science Souvenir Spoons
MARY BAKER G. EDDY
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About Christian Science
U. L. See
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A Terrible, because Truthful, Indictment
BY ALEXANDER M. ROSS, M.D., F.R.S.L., ENG.
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Dosed to Death
Ward
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Unreality of Evil
BY C. L. R.
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Double Rupture Cured
Samuel T. Williams
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On Christian Science
The Rev. F. W. Hamilton speaks of its Rapid Spread.
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Miscellany
with contributions from Franklin I. Welch
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In 1892 I had an attack of la grippe which assumed several...
William Henry Snyder
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A year ago I was so burdened with physical claims and...
S. M. Campbell
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After three years of seeming trials, persecutions, and...
Aralize C. Moncrief
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When my youngest child was six months old he swallowed...
with contributions from Clara A. Wilcox, Mattie A. Witt
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There are a few earnest workers in Christian Science here...
A. C. R. Morgan
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Dear Editor:—When I commenced reading "Scriptural...
Viola Bishop