January 21, 1911
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
In an unusual address delivered before the New York County Lawyers' Association at the Hotel Astor recently, Samuel Untermyer advocated the absolute abolition of what he described as "the financial device known as 'the holding company,' " describing it as a "recent financial abomination" and one of the most prolific means of oppression of the investing public.
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A student's
love for Christian Science can safely be measured by his love for The Mother Church and its branches, and this love will find natural expression and activity in the particular branch to which he belongs.
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How often we hear a criticism of some so-called "doctrine" of Christian Science, and how often is the explanation given that Christian Scientists base their religion on the sayings and works of Jesus; that there is nothing in his whole life, throughout the years of his ministry, including his teaching and healing, which they do not accept.
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Some
one has said that "a wise man profits by the mistakes of others, the less wise by his own, but fools profit not at all.
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The
philosophical injunction, "Know thyself," first met with in the school-day copy-books, always seemed particularly silly to me.
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For
articles in the Sentinel which throw new light upon the deeper meaning of well-known words and passages in the Bible the writer has been especially grateful, and while studying recently the meaning of the word comfort, with Bible references and a dictionary, a much fuller sense was gained of the underlying meaning of many of the passages of Scripture which contain this word.
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All
over the world, thousands of people gather together on Wednesday evening to testify as to the saving power of God through Christian Science,—"the law of Truth, which heals the sick on the basis of the one Mind, or God".
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One
Sunday it was my privilege to listen to a scholarly lecture on Christian Science given at Los Angeles.
Poem
Does
this same star todayIllume for thee life's wayWith ever brightening ray?
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Confirmation was received on the ninth in Hongkong, by private wire from Boston, of the death of Mrs.
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Mary Baker Eddy was a remarkable woman, one of the greatest the world has ever known.
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Sunday there passed from the life of this world—not from its cares, for she had risen above them all—the greatest of all women—Mary Baker Eddy, the Founder of Christian Science.
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The other day there passed away one of the most remarkable women of the past and present century.
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Quietly, gently, with the halo and lovelight of a sublime faith that was triumphant over material ills, a noble woman has passed into new spheres of action, into a wider consciousness.
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The brief telegraphic announcement of the death of Mrs.
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In many respects a remarkable woman was Mrs.
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Whatever may be the final estimate of the life of Mary Baker Eddy by those without the fold of the church which she established, it must be generally admitted that in many respects she was a remarkable woman.
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The tone of the press, as shown in editorial comments on the death of Mrs.
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The world has lost a remarkable woman in the passing on of Mrs.
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The clarified judgment of history will be that the world has been made better and purer by the ministrations and example of the sweet-faced woman who was the Founder of the Christian Science church.
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The death of Mary Baker Eddy at her home near Boston was a recent event attracting wide-spread attention.
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The general tone of the press in noticing the passing on of Mrs.
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Some
writers who pose as critics of Christian Science have sought to differentiate between Christianity and Christian Science, but in doing this they have utterly ignored the best dictionary definitions of Christianity and at the same time have shown their ignorance of Christian Science.
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All
through the Scriptures light is presented as a symbol of the divine manifestation, from the flat, "Let there be light," up to the statement in the Apocalypse that the city of God had no need of sun or moon, "for the glory of God did lighten it.
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Nothing
becomes more manifest, as one studies the Master's life, than that from the beginning he was entirely sure of the adequacy of the remedy he offered for the healing of the ills of humanity, and that the impress of his words and works upon the open-minded about him was such as to beget in them the same positive assurance.
Testimony of Healing
My attention was first directed to Christian Science while searching after that great desideratum,—health.
Testimony of Healing
At the age of twenty-one I became ill, and at twenty-six severe asthma was added, which lasted up to the time when I became an adherent of the teachings of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
It is with a heart full of gratitude that I wish to tell what Christian Science has done for me.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science was first brought to my notice more than eighteen years ago, when I occasionally read a copy of the Journal.
Testimony of Healing
In March, 1906, I became interested in Christian Science, and for the first time attended a Sunday service.
Testimony of Healing
I am much pleased to give a testimony of my healing in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
It is with a heart full of gratitude that I send this testimony to what Christian Science has done for me.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science has been a great comfort and help to me for the past ten years.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me.
Testimony of Healing
For nearly six years my sincere desire has been to serve God and His dear children according to the teachings of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to give my testimony to the healing power of Truth.
Testimony of Healing
I have every reason to be grateful for Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
For a long time I have been impressed with a desire to tell what Christian Science has done for me.
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Burden
of beauty, joy of luscious leaves,And purple fruits of rich caparison,And honey scent and hum of honey thieves,And sweet enchantment of the golden sun—These are my dowry, and in every raceMen give me deference due, and pride of place.
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The Christian Science Text-Book, "Science And Health with Key To The Scriptures.
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