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Does not the teaching that evil is unreal, encourage mortal man in the indulgence of sin? —One in Doubt.
Inasmuch as mortal man sins, he does so because be believes that sin is real and confers pleasure. He is not influenced by the teaching that evil is unreal, but by the belief that it is real, hence the doctrine of the unreality of evil can in no sense be held responsible for his sin.
July 20, 1899 issue
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A Modern View of Inspiration
Professor Morgan an Advocate of the Higher Criticism.
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Poisoned in Hospitals
Editor
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An Interesting Meeting in New York City
Carol Norton
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The Lectures
with contributions from W. F. STORM, M. E. NICHOLS, MAY R. BOLTON, M. H. Lincicome, Frank Westfall
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The Religious Press
George F. Barker with contributions from MARY CLARK BARNES, F. W. BALDWIN
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A Chapter on Medical Legislation
BY ROBERT L. ZILLER.
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The Communion and Annual Meeting
BY ANNIE M. KNOTT
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Miscellany
with contributions from Simon M. Landis
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Questions and Answers
A student
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A Letter to a Friend
F. W. Gibbons
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A Summer Service
Addie Keith Merrill
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The Carol of the Rain
BY KEYES BECKER.
