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Convinced by Demonstration
Dear Sentinel:—Although I had seen the great benefit one dear to me had received through Christian Science, it seemed as though there was nothing tangible in it.
I gradually began to understand the logic of its teachings, but only as an intellectual statement. I never dreamed of its possibilities until after my first demonstration, and then I remembered the dear Mother's thought, "Truth is demonstrable, when understood, and that it is not understood until demonstrated."
This was the demonstration. I was taking a trip with my family to the Pacific coast. Between traveling at night and sight-seeing during the day, the trip, to mortal sense, was a hard one. The fifth day was exceedingly hot and sultry, and our little girl was suddenly prostrated. It seemed perfectly clear to me then that a good God never caused that. I realized for the first time the absolute nothingness of the mortal law under which the child had apparently come, and the love and omnipotence of the ever-present Good.
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May 18, 1899 issue
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A Failure of Science
Lydia L. A. Very
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A Wednesday Evening Meeting
M. E. Killie
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Mortal Mind
Paul Washburn
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The Difference
BY EDWARD A. JENKS
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The Lectures
with contributions from Ada J. Miller, Belle Black, O. Clute, H. Graybill, M. A. Hughes, D. Bromfield, Alex. G. Tyng, E. J. Harrah, Charles Rockwell
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A Helpful Suggestion
with contributions from W. E. Benson, M.
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The Appeal of a Great Awakening
BY J. B. WILLIS
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Our Inheritance
BY FLORA DE WOODY
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Questions and Answers
L. R., W.N.J.
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Convinced by Demonstration
James E. Patton, Jr.
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Healed at the Lecture
W. C. Taylor
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase