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THE LECTURES
Christian Science and its meaning was explained last night [Sept. 12], to an audience that filled the Opera House to its capacity, by Mrs. Sue Harper Mims of Atlanta, Ga. Not only did she make clear the main theories upon which the religion is based, but also paid a high tribute to Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy, the Founder of Christian Science. Her presentation of the truths underliving the religion was well received by the audience of fifteen hundred Christian Scientists and their friends. Mrs. Mims was introduced by Judge Septimus J. Hanna of this city, himself a Christian Science lecturer, who said in part,—
It is a teaching of Christian Science that, socially and sectionally, there is no East, no West, no North, no South. All are children of one Father and constitute a common brotherhood. I think it was the venerable Robert Collier who, introducing a Boston woman to a public audience, facetiously remarked that so proud was she of having been born in Boston she persistently refused to be born again. Not so she who is to address us this evening. Although born and reared in the southern section of our beloved country, she was not only willing but glad to be born again—when she had learned somewhat of the meaning of the new birth. Here let me say a word as to the Christian Science conception of the new birth. It is not that we must die to be born again; rather that it is possible now and here to commence being born again.
Mrs. Eddy thus beautifully speaks of the new birth and immortality: "The new birth in Science is not the work of a moment; but it begins with moments, and goes on with years: moments of surrender to God, of childlike trust and joyful adoption of good; moments of self-abnegation, self consecration, heaven-born hope, and spiritual love. Time may commence, but it cannot complete the new birth,—eternity does this,—for progress is the law of Infinity" (Miscellaneous Writings, p. 15).
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October 26, 1907 issue
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EXPRESSING TRUTH
BLANCHE H. HOGUE.
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THE RELATION OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TO HUMAN HISTORY
ANNIE M. PAYNE.
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A STONE
LILLA E. KELLEY.
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"BEFORE THEY CALL I WILL ANSWER"
ANTOINETTE C. RICHARDSON.
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A THOUGHT
R. W. MOCKRIDGE.
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Will you allow me to correct one or two mistakes in...
Rev. Claud Heurtley, B.A.,
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Unquestionably the majority who come to Christian Science...
Herbert Fletcher
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In a recent issue of your paper you refer to a sermon...
Rosemary Anderson
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No one who has carefully studied Science and Health,...
A. W. Mainland
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Septimus J. Hanna , John J. Flinn, A. C. Bardwell
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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RESULTS DEMANDED
Archibald McLellan
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CHRISTIAN ART
Annie M. Knott
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THE TRUE TEST
John B. Willis
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Amanda Deyo, Gertrude Yates, Mary Baker G. Eddy, O. B. Douglas, E. E. Moore, Louis J. Du Bois, Melvina Wood, Thomas Johnston, H. C. Tice, John M. League, Mary L. Templeton, Maggie A. Frazier, John H. Frazier, Louis F. Evans, Robert L. Templeton, Alice Campbell, Charles H. Gibbs, A. C. E. Gibbs
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
with contributions from Poldene von Senfft, Edgar A. Gerst, Ellen Bentinck-Beach
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A song of gladness and thanksgiving continually fills...
Louise Smith Glanville
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Without doubt the great majority come to Christian Science...
A. L. Van Arsdall
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At the age of sixteen, and during several years previous,...
Alice Parsons Millard with contributions from Lillian Downing
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On reading an article in a recent magazine on the struggles...
Effie F. C. Milligan
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It is with a deep sense of gratitude that I give my testimony...
Mattie A. Perkins
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When I became interested in Christian Science, about...
Flora E. Rowell
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It is with a glad and grateful heart that I testify to great...
Myrtle M. Potter
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Many years ago, while living in Illinois, I became quite...
Myra A. Crafts
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INTEGRITY
ELIZABETH ALLEN MALLORY.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from G. Campbell Morgan, John Hunter, Laird Wingate Snell
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase