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Christian Science is purely primitive Christianity regained...
Forth Worth (Tex.) Record
Christian Science is purely primitive Christianity regained and put into practice. It is not occult, but simple. It is not esoteric, but universal in its adaptation. It is demonstrable by any one who will meekly and honestly investigate its teachings and practice.
When the Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the Mount are lived and practised, it will be seen and understood that purity of thought spontaneously expands into health and harmony of body, as well as mind. Christian Science teaches that sickness is the result of sin; hence healing the sick and reforming the sinner are accomplished by one and the same process.
James D. Sherwood.
Forth Worth (Tex.) Record.
For I hold what God wills above what I will. I cleave to Him as His servant and follower: my impulses are one with His. my pursuit is one with His; in a word my will is one with His.—Epictetus.
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June 18, 1904 issue
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The Annual Communion Service
with contributions from Mary B. G. Eddy, Board of Directors
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The Visit to Concord
with contributions from Mrs. Eddy
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The Annual Meeting
with contributions from William B. Johnson, Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Letter from the Executive Members
with contributions from William P. McKenzie, Archibald McLellan, Hermann S. Hering, Frank H. Leonard, Julia S. Bartlett
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The Lectures
with contributions from Mr. Haworth-Booth
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Is a Christian Scientist Liable to Sickness?
Alfred Farlow
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The word "philosophy," as defined by Webster, is "literally...
Richard P. Verrall
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"The basis of Christian Science is the Scriptural teaching...
John L. Rendall
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Christian Science is purely primitive Christianity regained...
James D. Sherwood with contributions from Epictetus
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Card of Thanks
Editor with contributions from Mary B. G. Eddy
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The Communion
Editor
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Violet C. Bath, Minnie K. Stoddard
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From a Mining Camp in Colorado
A. E. Southworth
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From Blackburn, Okla
Kate Roach
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I was much impressed in reading a recent testimonial of...
E. S. S. with contributions from Marie E. Maitland
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I wish to make public acknowledgment of the benefits...
Lee Washington
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I wish to express my gratitude for the blessings of Christian Science
Annie E. Cornelius
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It has occurred to me that I have had ample time to...
M. C. McKenzie
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I have been putting off the writing of my testimony for...
Beulah Snodgrass
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Christian Science was presented to me when I needed it...
Ed. Hallifdiede
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Faith
HARRY T. FEE.
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase