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The man most needed by the business world to-day is the...
Asheville (N. C.) Citizen
The man most needed by the business world to-day is the one who brings with him a well-poised mental equipment, moral courage, and the ability quickly to discern and choose the right from the wrong; and he who is alert is learning more and more that right thinking makes right living and right living means success; that man is not bound by the iron shackles of heredity or environment, but that he is free to choose the right, and that if he will use the Divine power offered him he can live it. Young man, when you are tempted to do wrong hold steadfastly to the thought that you are not the slave of evil, passion, and appetite; that man is made in the image and likeness of God, and you are placed here to have dominion over the earth and all things therein, if your motives and aims are for the glory of your creator and the good of your fellow-men. If you make this your mission in life, all other things necessary for your happiness and success will certainly be within your reach.
[The above extract is taken from the address of a Christian Scientist before the local Y. M. C. A.—EDITOR.]
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February 23, 1907 issue
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HUMILITY
JOHN E. FELLERS.
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TRUE RICHES
LAURA CAREY CONANT
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THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION
WILLARD S. MATTOX
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"THOU SHALT LOVE THE LORD THY GOD."
GEORGE R. LOWE
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SHALL PREVENTION BE FORBIDDEN?
CHARLES T. ROOT
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In your issue of Nov. 5, Rev. M. H. James quotes a...
Ben. Haworth-Booth
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In the News of Nov. 24 appear lines which declare that...
H. Cornell Wilson
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The practical outcome of my thoughts, on reading the...
Isabel A. Walker
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Our critics object to the teachings of Christian Science...
Albert Cope Stone
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Last spring the Christian Scientists in Ohio sought an...
Lloyd B. Coate
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We indulge many customs and habits which we must...
Alfred Farlow
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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TIMELY LETTERS
Editor with contributions from Augusta E. Stetson, Joseph G. Mann
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DIANA OF THE EPHESIANS."
Archibald McLellan
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THE MENTAL STATE
Annie M. Knott
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Annie Louise Robertson, Edward Everett Norwood, Edward Percival Prophet, Frank W. Gale, Albert E. Miller, John E. Fellers
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Arthur Reeves Vosburgh, T. L. Cuyler, George E. Perley, M. M. Trumbaur
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About three years ago I was led to investigate the teachings...
Dorothy Escombe
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Thirty-three years ago, while teaching vocal music, I...
Nathaniel Shaffstall
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My gratitude for Christian Science cannot be expressed...
Harriett M. Princler
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It has long been in my thought to say a word of gratitude...
Maggie N. Boyer
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In March, 1900, when all medical help had failed and...
Isabel May Walker
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Nov. 5, 1888, was a memorable day in my experience...
Lovina S. Carpenter
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Prior to last August I knew little or nothing about...
F. J. Chapman
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For fifteen years I had been a sufferer from what the...
Ada Palmer Walker-Hubert
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As I had been ill for several years, I decided two years...
Frau Augusta Boehme
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Sitting in my room watching the beautiful sunset, I...
E. E. Davison
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Sixteen years ago I became interested in Christian Science...
Cornelius J. Ranney
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"THY WILL, NOT MINE."
W. PETCH.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from Amory H. Bradford, William Jennings Bryan