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It is better to look upward to the heavens than to look...
It is better to look upward to the heavens than to look downward upon the earth. Some fix their eyes on gold, some on pleasure, some on fame and the resources which the earth furnishes. But the Psalmist says, "Unto Thee lift I up mine eyes, O Thou who dwellest in the heavens." The apostle says, "Set not your affections on things on the earth, but set your affections on things in heaven." "We look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen."
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September 19, 1903 issue
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Though One Rose from the Dead
WILLIAM P. MC KENZIE.
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The Value of Unity
WILLARD S. MATTOX.
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Christian Science for all Mankind
JACOB S. SHIELDS.
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Fundamentals of Science
F. H. LEONARD
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The Rest of God
ADA BLERS FOSTER.
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Christian Science and Cheerfulness
Frank W. Gale
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"Science and Religion."
W. D. McCrackan
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Healing
S. F. S.
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This Day
Mary C. Billings
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Alice Rock
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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A Just Judgment
Editor
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When I heard that I was to have a vacation for a couple...
Charlotte Peterman
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With a deep sense of love and gratitude to God, to Mrs. Eddy,...
Katherine Schlipper
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I did not take up the study of Christian Science...
Alexandra Caroline Gibbs
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Five years ago this summer, when lying at the point of...
W. C. B. Adams
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On coming to Christian Science I found that I had...
Allen L. Clark
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The following is from a letter written by a gentleman...
James E. Brierly
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from Roosevelt, Bushnell, F. W. Faber, Albert J. Steelman, James Martineau, Amiel, Stephen A. Chase
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A Word from Mr. Chase
Stephen A. Chase