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Moderation
"Moderation is the silken chain that runs through all our virtues."
In "Miscellaneous Writings," our Leader says that "Wisdom in human action begins with what is nearest right under the circumstances, and thence achieves the absolute."
This article is designed to be a plea in behalf of lovers of art and nature. Wearied of a theology which teaches a revengeful God who tortures his children with eternal punishment for transgressing laws which are too contradictory to be obeyed, many weary searchers for truth turn their gaze toward the beautiful, as seen in art and nature. In "sylvan shades" and "peaceful solitudes" the struggling heart finds momentary rest. The artist seeks a realization of form, tone, and color. These are searchers for the perfect principle of things. Let us not hastily rebuke their sense of harmony.
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February 2, 1899 issue
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Christian Science
Richard Smith
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Another Falsehood Refuted
with contributions from MARY BAKER EDDY
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The Lectures
with contributions from Rosa Upton, Leon I. Wood
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What there is in Christian Science
with contributions from Christian Science Department
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What Fears of Human Mind have to do with Contagion
Waldo P. Warren
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Doctors and Christian Science
Norman E. John
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The Holy Shadow
Ruth Craft with contributions from A. C. Ziemer
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Is Christian Science from God?
BY REV. JOSIAH ZIMMERMAN.
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"Fear Not"
BY E. L. C.
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Moderation
BY S. ACENIA PRICE.
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A Lesson from a Plate-Glass Window
BY A. I. C.
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Christian Science in the Practice of Dentistry
BY CHARLES G. PEASE, M.D., D.D.S.
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College and Church One
Mary Baker G. Eddy with contributions from Editor
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Watch and Pray
BY JAMES J. ROME.
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I was afflicted with sciatic rheumatism for seven months
A. A. Campbell
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It may interest the Field to know that near our city, Dayton, Ohio,...
Lloyd B. Coate with contributions from Hester, Mary
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From Washington
E. B. Linscott