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Seed Sowing has Begun
At Berkeley Temple, yesterday morning, the Rev. Allen A. Stockdale had as a topic "The Reign of Peace."
He said it is the consistent ideal for the civilization of the twentieth century. Peace is a matter of the heart and conscience and can be accomplished. How far distant the day no man can tell, but this is sure, that the day will only come by the faithful, persistent sowing of the seeds of peace, even while the roar of the cannon growls out a seeming paradox. The sowing has already begun.
The reign of individual peace has a large exponent in the Christian Science movement. We are coming to the time when war will not be recognized by public conscience as a legitimate and rational way to settle disputes. Arbitration must take the place of butchery and life be considered instead of death.
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November 26, 1904 issue
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Mental Corrections
M. G. KAINS.
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The Value of a Good Name
RICHARD P. VERRALL.
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An Allegory
KATHERINE M. YATES.
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The Results of Obedience
F. F.
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Strength
A. J. F.
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The Healing Leaves
Alfred Farlow
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The Lectures
with contributions from Parker Stockdale, A. Gertrude Earle, Mr. Warner, Clarence B. Hadden
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Charity and Invalids
Mary Baker Eddy
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Brotherhood
K.
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from J. Edward Smith, S. Gertrude Palen, Caroline Mead Foss, H. Boardman, Flora Davis
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In November, 1901, I had a dear friend from Indianapolis,...
Elizabeth Battelle Holden
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I do not know how long I should have suffered had it not...
Philena Matteson
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To those leaning on the sustaining infinite, to-day is...
Jennie A. Richardson
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It gives me pleasure to testify to the love of God, who...
Alice Campbell
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I am permitted to stand here to-night because of the practical...
John Goodwine with contributions from Kimball
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I would like to add my name to the list of those who have...
Grace B. Hatcher
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"God Rests in Action"
DIADEMA FOSTER.
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase