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A Word of Explanation
The Sunday Globe
To the Editor of The Sunday Globe.
In your issues of September 22 and 29 you make references to Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, concerning which I ask you kindly to allow me to make some comment.
Christian Scientists alone are in a position to know their true attitude towards their Leader, Mrs. Eddy, and they would be glad to have the public understand them on this point. They do not believe or teach that Mrs. Eddy is divine, and Mrs. Eddy herself most emphatically denies and denounces any such foolishness. They do not think or speak of her in any mysterious, far-fetched way, and there is nothing unnatural or strained in their attitude toward her.
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November 21, 1901 issue
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Cartoon and Christian Science
Observer
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Anent Mrs. Eddy's Explanation
W. D. McCrackan
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A Word of Explanation
Hermann S. Hering
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Take Notice
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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A Case Reported
Mildred C. Gordon
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A Further Explanation
R. S. Peale with contributions from S. J. Hanna
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Among the Churches
with contributions from J. B. M.
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Abide in Me
Anon
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The Lectures
with contributions from A. D. Prescott, A. D. Chase
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Trust in God
BY WILLIAM CROFTS.
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A Letter to a Former Physician
Chas. G. Bliss
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A Lesson from the Life of Stephen
BY LENA M. HALL.
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Daily Light
E. C. Butler
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"Hosanna in the Highest."
BY ANNE DODGE.
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Prejudice and Fear Overcome
Ida E. Carpenter
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Christian Science as a Schoolmaster
A. M. J.
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Message from a Little Child
Edith M. Hutchinson
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Religious Items
with contributions from Henry Ward Beecher, Charles S. Brown, Joseph Eliot, Juliana H. Ewing
