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One Year in Christian Science
It is not always easy to account for mortal mind motives. Selfishness, I presume, prompted me to resolve that I would give no testimony, either written or oral, until I had lived in an atmosphere of Science at least one year.
On the 9th day of May, 1900, in the home of a boyhood friend in Detroit, I listened for the first time to the sacred teachings of Christian Science. For thirty-nine I had been a believer in nothing. I could not reconcile myself to a belief in God, who seemed to me more a God of hate than love.

May 2, 1901 issue
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The Lectures
with contributions from Frank P. Russell, Charles M. Beckwith
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Worthy of His Hire
J. C. Batts
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Correspondence
Colonial
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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The Slav in Moral Reform
Editor
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Another Favorable Decision
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from George A. Brown, S., M. B., Alice Soule
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Love's Work
BY ANNIE MARIE BLISS.
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Christian Science in the Schoolroom
BY L. B. B.
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The Bible
BY JAMES F. RYDER.
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Uncovering and Destroying Sin
BY BARBARA M. PRINCE.
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Seeds
BY C. A. P.
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In time to be...
Whittier
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Found Health in Christian Science
C. H. C.
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One Year in Christian Science
Watson V. Babbitt
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A Teacher's Testimony
Rilla Meeker Hess
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A Helpful Experience
N. S.