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What is the true distinction made in Christian Science between "Jesus" and "Christ:" Are they used synonymously or not? M. C.
They are not, as a rule, used synonymously. Jesus is used to designate the human personality, or him who appeared in the flesh. He proved to mortals the fatherhood of God, by doing God's work, thereby becoming God manifest in the flesh; that is, being the manifestatin to human understanding, of Love, Life, Truth.
Christ, or the Christ,— "without beginning of years or end of days," is not used to designate the human Jesus, but the Spiritual idea, the Holy Ghost, or Comforter."
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April 6, 1899 issue
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Items of Interest
with contributions from Otis
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Christian Science in Baltimore
with contributions from Henry Drummond
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Dedicatory Address of Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Mrs. Eddy's Answer
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Churchianity and Christianity
Lasalle Corbell Pickett
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Talks with the People on Christian Science
Josiah Rusk
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Interesting and Suggestive
with contributions from John C. Turner, Thomas W. Organ
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Is Christian Healing
H. C. Baird
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Introductory Address
W. G. Ewing
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Lectures
with contributions from N. B. M., T. Waldo Stevens, C. H. Frink
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The Completeness of Truth
BY WALDO PONDRAY WARREN.
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Expressions of Gratitude to Our Leader
with contributions from Perlita Wolff, Minnie M. Stoddard, Sherman Wilcox, Susan W. Whitelock, Agga M. Lacy, Barbara M. Prince, J. G. L., Edmund C. Moulton
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Baby Was Healed
A. J. Roe
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Notices
with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy
