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Wiser Counsel
THE following recently expressed comments give evidence of the dawning of a clerical judgment which is not in bondage to prejudice.
The Rev. Frederick W. Millar of the Ryder Memorial Universalist Church of Chicago, in speaking from his pulpit with reference to the attitude of many religious teachers toward Christian Science, said:—
"Nothing can be more clear than that this comparatively new and vigorous branch of the Church of Christ has a perfect right to interpret the gospel after its own manner, and to infuse into its followers any spirit not incompatible with the public peace.
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December 11, 1902 issue
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A Physician's Testimony
A. Willis Paine
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"The Kingdom of Heaven is at Hand."
S. F. S.
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The Naturalness of Truth's Growth
Severin E. Simonsen
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Mystery and Manifestations
Edward C. Butler
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Christian Science not Pharisaism
W. D. McCrackan
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Wiser Counsel
with contributions from Frank W. Gale
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How Does the Spider Spin its Web?
Lyman Jackman
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Advancing Thought
with contributions from Elisa M. Young
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A Progressive Pulpit
Charles B. Mitchell
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Among the Churches
with contributions from R. Nall, Bessie Sutton
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Who Spoke?
S.
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Growth
J. E. Fellers
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An Important Lesson
MRS. L. M. EARLE
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From the Old to the New
HATTIE P. WILLIAMS
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Vain Thoughts
A. C. G.
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Fasting and Prayer
L. S. S.
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The Lectures
with contributions from J. R. Johnston, Alfred Farlow, J. E. E. Markley, W. Millard Palmer, George H. Daniels, William G. Ewing, Reed Stuart, Pearse Pinch
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It may interest the readers of the Sentinel to read of the...
Agnes H. S. Harrisson
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I had goitre and suffered terribly from the effects...
Josephine E. Laycock
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Before I took up the study of Christian Science three...
Veronique Greville
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Religious Items
with contributions from J. H. George, William M. Taylor, James M. Taylor, Frederic H. Hedge, J. H. Jowett