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In a recent Sentinel this quotation was given...
In a recent Sentinel this quotation was given, "The past is something that was, but is not." The error in the past never did exist and does not now, and our belief of it must be destroyed. It is a joy to know that the steps, though slow, are truly steps heavenward.
In the summer of 1888, a copy of Science and Health was sent me by my mother, who was healed by one of Mrs. Eddy's students. The most appalling of my mother's many troubles was that of hereditary cancer; the symptoms were apparent but as yet the growth was but slightly manifested. Every vestige was destroyed by the treatment, and change in thought expressed in letters was wonderful to me. It was the first I had ever heard of Christian Science or the book.
As soon as possible I read Science and Health, studied it, and accepted it fully without debating a single proposition. It seemed perfectly clear, practical, and beautiful, just what I wanted, but I could not prove a single statement.
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July 11, 1903 issue
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The Annual Meeting
with contributions from Irving C. Tomlinson, William B. Johnson
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A Kindly Letter
Dunmore
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The Lectures
with contributions from Anon, Charles H. Knapp, L. W. Winchester, Silas Cobb
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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An Aftermath
W.
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Tell it Again
G. S.
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A Vacation Song
Katherine Lee Bates
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The Establishment of Truth
Alfred Farlow
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A Brief Statement
W. D. McCrackan
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Honesty in Religion
L. B. C.
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I wish to express my gratitude for the blessings of...
Gussie Howard
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It was about Easter time last year that through the...
Gertrude M. Bradley
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Words cannot express what a blessing Christian Science...
M. J. Cavanagh
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It is now four and a half years since learned what a...
Harriette F. Drury
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase
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Religious Items
with contributions from Eliot, F. D. Storey, Phillips Brooks, Ichabod Spencer, H. A. Blake, Bushnell