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The Evidence Required
Jesus said, "Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your father which is in Heaven." These words should be engraved upon the heart of every Christian Scientist, for Christian Science is a religion of good works, and its standing before the world must depend upon these works. That Christian Science is glorious with the saving grace of Christ must be made known to humanity, if humanity is to be saved, but this does not mean that we shall be heard of men in the market-place or from the housetops, but rather that we shall be about our Father's business at all times and under all circumstances, and that we shall depend more largely upon what we do than upon what we say, to prove that Christian Science is the religion of Jesus; that it is accomplishing the mighty works that he said should be done by them that believe. If we have truly partaken of Christ's cup we shall not fail to manifest the Spirit in all good words and works.
The cry of the world is for healing,—healing of its diseases, its sins, its sorrows, its unbelief; and the grateful "Whereas I was blind, now I see," is the only convincing testimony to the world that will reach mankind and awaken the hope of salvation, here and now.
The profound gratitude for the ministry of Mrs. Eddy which every beneficiary of her labors must feel, can best be manifested by walking in the footsteps of our Master, in healing the sick and reforming the sinner. No matter what our other interests may be, or what calls there may be upon our time, we should see that this is made paramount; for the one true test of our understanding of Christian Science lies in this practical application of Jesus' teachings in healing the sick. "By their fruits ye shall know them," was his test, and that he was consistent is shown by the fact that a large part of the four gospels is devoted to the story of his healing work.
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August 29, 1903 issue
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Meeting Difficulties in Metaphysics
CLARENCE A. BUSKIRK.
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The Work in Germany
O. G.
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Removing Limitations
G. L. MC NEILL.
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The Flesh-Pots of Egypt
W. C.
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The Real Work of Christian Science
J. F. MAYNARD.
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Legislation in North Dakota
MARTHA SUTTON THOMPSON.
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Love Reigns
H. FRANCES R. NORWOOD.
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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The Manual
Editor
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The More Just Estimate
Editor
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Charles I. Ohrenstein, Lily A. Ohrenstein, Mary Blumenthal, Gilbert C. Carpenter, Mary E. Heyworth, Kittie B. Walsh
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Not finding the harmony in married life that I expected...
Frieda Schmidt
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This summer in particular has been so full of blessings...
C. C. with contributions from R. M. Strother
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I have intended for some time to send in my testimony...
C. E. Meynell
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I became interested in Christian Science about five years...
H. Gilson Gardner
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I have had many proofs of the one intelligence governing...
Katharine Retterer
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I did not come to Christian Science for physical healing...
Roberta Hosmer
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Since childhood I had asked questions that never seemed...
Emily Giessner
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As I have received much benefit from the Christian Science Sentinel and Journal...
Vilimina K. Shaffer
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Notices
with contributions from Joseph Armstrong, Stephen A. Chase, Harriet McEwen Kimball
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Religious Items
HENRY VAN DYKE