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I first heard of Christian Science about fifteen years ago...
I first heard of Christian Science about fifteen years ago, and was narrow enough to ridicule many of the thoughts found in the literature, simply because I did not understand them. I then needed but little medicine and was a member of an orthodox church, so Christian Science did not appeal very strongly to me. Had I at that time accepted it, many of the bitter experiences which followed "boyhood's days" would have been unnecessary. I have found in Christian Science a remedy for tonsilitis, which had held me as a slave for about ten years, and which often required the surgeon's knife, to say nothing of medicine. Other troubles have been overcome by this truth as given in our text-book, Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy. While scarce six months have passed since I began the study of Christian Science, I am indeed thankful for the understanding already gained, and to all those who are traveling the rough and rugged road I would recommend Christian Science as the "Good Samaritan."—J. Raymond Prosser, Haywards, Cal.
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March 10, 1906 issue
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"As a man thinketh"
LEWIS C. STRANG.
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The Wednesday Evening Meeting
HORACE W. HEBBARD.
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An Offering
WINIFRED BORLEE.
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The Real and the Unreal
J. R. Mosley
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The belief in the unreality of matter would little profit...
W. C. WILLIAMS
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The proof that Christian Scientists do not "dishonor God"...
John L. Rendall
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The reasoning of Christian Science appears "fallacious"...
H. Cornell Wilson
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A mathematician, correcting the errors in a mathematical...
James A. Logwood
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While no Christian Scientist claims to be perfect, every...
Charles K. Skinner
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The Lectures
with contributions from James G. Riddick, J.A. Plummer, Willard Scott
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Among the Churches
with contributions from John V. Dittemore
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A Letter from our Leader
Mary Baker Eddy
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The Mind which was in Christ Jesus
Archibald McLellan
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"It doth not yet appear"
John B. Willis
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"What is man?"
Annie M. Knott
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Bliss Knapp, George H. Kinter, Albert Quincy Carter, Caroline S. Bates, Clarence W. Chadwick
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The spiritual light which I have received through the...
Caroline Camp
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I was for more than two years a sufferer from nervous...
George W. Odell
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Christian Science came to me in a time of sorrow, when...
Hannah Matthes
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Though gratitude is best shown by earnest effort to reflect...
Carlotta Scobey Signor
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It is over a year since I put my trust in God and in...
C. E. Halverstadt
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Christian Science has brought me more blessings than...
Amelia A. Maelzer
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Before reading Christian Science literature I was in an...
Carrie F. Howe
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After many years of shifting, doubt, and indifference, in...
George W. Cushing
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I first heard of Christian Science about fifteen years ago...
J. Raymond Prosser
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Have you ever had your day suddenly turn sunshiny...
Maltbie D. Babcock
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From our Exchanges
Robert S. MacArthur
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase