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Letter from a Lawyer to an Inquirer
The following letter, written by Hon. Nat Ward Fitz-Gerald to an inquirer, will be read with much interest.
A religion that wakens to wondrous activity the spiritual consciousness, as does Christian Science, even though that consciousness be apparently concealed beneath the debris of the hard-headed business man, man of affairs, or lawyer, surely is that for which the world is looking and longing.
Oh that all mankind might know that such a religion is here!
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March 30, 1899 issue
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Mr. Mills' Introduction of Mr. Tomlinson
with contributions from Benjamin Fay Mills
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Letter from a Lawyer to an Inquirer
Nat Ward Fitz-Gerald
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Christian Science, Evangelical Christianity
Josiah Zimmerman
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Traits of True Men
Rev. Dr. Crane
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In Reply to Mr. Warring
with contributions from J. T. W.
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Christian Science
Fred D. Hurst
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Lectures
with contributions from Reuben Whitaker, Albert Metcalf, A. W. Paine
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Healing Work in the South
FRANCES J. KING
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Compensation
L.
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The Child's Message
LOUISE DELISLE RADZINSKI
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The Just Acknowledgment
BY W. R. RATHVON
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Extract from Letter
Ira C. Hubbell
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Resurrection
Waldo Pondray Warren
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Sowing and Reaping
Geo. C. Pennington
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Turn Your Back to the Lions
F. B. Homans
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The Way
Keyes Becker
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Having read in the Sentinel of March 2, the just rebuke...
Having read in the Sentinel of March 2, the just rebuke...
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Christian Science in Dawson City
Harold B. Lewis
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Consumption Healed
Ida Getzwiller
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To Christian Scientists
Mary Baker Eddy
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Notices
with contributions from Christian Science Board of Directors
