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"Thou shalt Love thy Neighbor as Thyself"
The foundation of mortal discord is a false sense of man's origin. —Science and Health, p. 158
The significance of our Lord's injunction is to be determined largely by our understanding of its concluding phrase, and the inference is more than suggested that we have not been in the habit of regarding our neighbor's interests in the same way that we have our own.
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June 13, 1901 issue
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The Next Great Awakening
Josiah Strong
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The Lectures
with contributions from Helen Keller, G. C. Cressy, Theo. F. Davidson
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Resolutions for the Day
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Mrs. Eddy's Successor
Editor with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy
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"Great Masterpieces."
Editor with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy
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The Law Suit Decided
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from C. L. Lawrence, Sue Ella Bradshaw
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Dr. Holmes on Critics and Criticism
BY E. RAY INMAN.
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True Responsibility
BY ELLA W. HOAG.
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Passing Thoughts
BY A. C. S.
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That which Satisfies
BY ANNAH CROZIER.
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Drudgery
BY A. R. W.
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Thanksgiving
BY BERT POOLE
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The Experience of two Physicians
Eva W. Pfuntner
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Many Reasons for Praising God
Florence B. Dean
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God a Present Help in Trouble
Gertrude E. Jobse
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Help Received at Once
Rosa M. Kolston
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A Testimony from Ireland
Constance Gibson
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Thankful for all the Good Received
Georgiana Springer
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A Better Understanding of the Word
M. M. T. with contributions from Gilbert Ann Taylor, Ruskin
