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Not Quite Consistent
We occasionally read an article or a sermon wherein, by labored effort, an attempt is made to disparage the Christian Science text-book, and then, by way of conclusion, the charge is made that the price is so high as to prevent many from buying it.
These two positions are not quite consistent. If the book were really subject to denunciation and disparagement the higher the price the better, for it would reach a less number of people, and do less harm.
Our friends should observe better logic if they wish to carry conviction.
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October 4, 1900 issue
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Rest
Goethe
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Some Corrections
W. Spaulding
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Christian Science Defended
Frank F. Harris
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Notices
with contributions from Samuel Longfellow
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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An Unusual Prescription
Editor
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Not Quite Consistent
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Ida G. Stewart, M. E. S., Florence Lomnitz, Emma S. Young, H. F. R.
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The Bible
Charles Fowler with contributions from Longfellow
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Found the Truth in Christian Science
BY H. E. W.
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Liberalism
BY GRACE WHITE
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Deny Thyself
BY E. M. B. S.
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"Joy Cometh in the Morning."
J. L. L.
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Found Happiness in Christian Science
L. P. M.
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Prayer Answered
B. P. H.
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A Word of Encouragement
L. V.
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Testimony of a Teacher
D. Macdonald
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Lost all Desire for Tobaceo
T. R. French
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Evil Habits Overcome
J. R. M. with contributions from John Ruskin