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I became interested in Christian Science over two years...
I became interested in Christian Science over two years ago, in my native country (Chili, South America), through the healing of a friend, and my healing was not physical but a great spiritual quickening. Since childhood I had always been looking for something, I did not know what, and my mortal concept of existence did not satisfy me at all. There was something lacking in my consciousness, and nothing I had yet found could fill it.
Sometimes I was confused with the seeming power of evil; God seemed so far away and so difficult to reach. I was not satisfied with my religion either, for many things connected with it seemed too absurd to be true; I always thought that wordy prayer is foolish, and that God seemed sometimes willing to answer and sometimes not. I had read the Bible many times, but to me it was contradictory; there were too many points nobody could explain. The problem of life seemed complicated and discordant.
A few years prior to my investigation of Christian Science, I began to read a great deal and became interested in many of the so-called sciences, healing systems, and philosophies, but learning nothing of the "one thing" which could supply my lack. When however, the divine Truth was brought me by a dear friend, I knew at once I had found what I was looking for; it satisfied entirely the craving of my life, and I rejoiced in the assurance that evil is unreal—is only a false belief. The divine law of Love discovered by Mrs. Eddy seemed perfectly logical and natural, and at the same time so simple that I wondered why I had not thought of if long ago. To know that Mind is the master, and body the servant, encouraged me very much.
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June 9, 1906 issue
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"One thing thou lackest."
LOUISE DELISLE RADZINSKI.
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Christian Science in Business
ALBERT E. MILLER.
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The Consciousness of Good
FRANCES HOLBROOK PFEIFFER.
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The Fallacy of Pantheism
Bartow A. Ulrich
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In considering the charge of inconsistency made by your...
David B. Ogden
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Christian Science maintains that the birth, life, crucifixion,...
Charles A. Varey
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Christian Scientists do not condemn or criticise other...
Royal D. Stearns with contributions from George MacDonald
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Among the Churches
with contributions from N. F. Adams, Mabel A. Tyrrell, Lawrence M. Pixeey
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The Lectures
with contributions from G. W. Case, Dan R. Sheen, Clark M. Young, T. J. Black
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Notice to the Contributors to the Building Fund
Stephen A. Chase
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The Extension of The Mother Church
Archibald McLellan
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The Divine Refuge
Annie M. Knott
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"Now is the accepted time."
John B. Willis
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from George R. Christie, Mary E. Newton, Elizabeth C. Burchard, Amanda J. Baird, Harvey S. Denton, Edward Everett Norwood
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Common gratitude would make me acknowledge a...
Frank Roberts
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Ten years ago I had a very bad cough, with expectoration,...
Charles E. Bond
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It is with a heart full of gratitude that I write of my healing...
Elizabeth T. Archer
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Two years ago I was doing practically all the composition...
Agnes Henderson
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One day I stepped on a rusty nail, which buried itself in...
Hannah S. Collver
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At the age of thirteen I had to leave school, owing to ill...
Gussie L. Hammond
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Before applying for Christian Science treatment I was...
Sara B. Frasier
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from F. W. Walker Pugh, James D. Moffat, Oswald Garrison Villard