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The current May number of Health Culture contains an...
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The current May number of Health Culture contains an article on "Mrs. Eddy and Christian Science," from the pen of Dr. T. J. Allen, whose contributions to the Post make his name a familiar one. Referring to Christian Science, he says: "It is entitled to great credit for popularizing the healing practice of the 'great Physician.' " He adds, "To dwell upon the sunny side, as Christian Science teaches, is not merely beautiful, but practical." Elsewhere in his article, Dr. Allen says: "In emphasizing the importance of the spiritual side of life, and especially of faith as a means of cure, Christian Science has done great good, especially in an age that has leaned too far to the material side; and it is apparent that its work is not yet finished."
These frank statements are from a member of the medical profession, and the doctor is to be commended for his honesty of expression. Still, there are some things that he assumes are included in Christian Science which do not meet with his approval, and in this respect he represents a large class of people. Some of these things are not included in the Christian Science teaching at all, but are mere misconceptions of its teaching; others are misunderstood, for the reason that the Christian Science view-point is always on the spiritual side, and the view from the material side gives the wrong perspective.
If one could get off the earth a sufficient distance to get a correct view of the movements of the solar system, it would not be difficult to comprehend that the earth is not only circling around the sun at a terrific speed, but is also revolving on its axis at a rate that moves everything on its surface a distance of more than a thousand miles an hour. Standing on the earth, it is more difficult to comprehend this, yet it is the fact, regardless of whether one believes it or not.
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July 29, 1911 issue
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OPPORTUNITIES IMPROVED
WILLIS F. GROSS.
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THE QUICKENING TRUTH
MARY TROXELL.
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THEORY AND PRACTICE
RICHARD P. VERRALL.
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GOD THE TRUE SOURCE OF SUPPLY
J. BEHRENS.
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THE GOAL OF ASPIRATION
GRACE SQUIRES.
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LIGHT AND SHADE
GEO. S. HADDOCK.
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I awoke one morning with a very tired, weary feeling,...
I awoke one morning with a very tired, weary feeling,...
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Mere talk and argument have a very small part to play...
William J. Bonnin
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The mind is garrisoned by the grace of God only so...
Rev. J. W. Paull
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A late issue contained a criticism of Christian Science...
Frank C. Barrett
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In an article entitled "Decrease of Medical Students...
Frederick Dixon
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The current May number of Health Culture contains an...
William S. Campbell
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You ask the question, "What do Christian Scientists say...
John L. Rendall
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THE RULE OF PRACTICE
ARCHIBALD MCLELLAN
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"THE WORD OF TRUTH."
ANNIE M. KNOTT
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ONE LAW
JOHN B. WILLIS
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from E. W. Craven, L. Myrol Phelps, Eugene R. Cox, Newell Darlington, T. N. Johnson, F. E. Woodley, John Horne Chiles
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From 1898 to 1908 I suffered a great deal from heart...
WILLIAM BAXTER
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With an overflowing heart for what Christian Science...
CORA A. GOODNOW with contributions from W. H. GOODNOW
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I wish to tell how I came to Christian Science, but words...
BERTHA M. WRIGHT with contributions from MARY JANE SHORT
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I am deeply grateful to Mrs. Eddy for her teaching of...
JEAN MARIETTA SHUPP
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I rejoice that the opportunity has been given me to testify...
MARY H. SLAUGHTER with contributions from W. F. THOMAS
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Impelled by deepest gratitude for the truth and all it...
ADELE R. McCRAY with contributions from REBECCA W. ROSE
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In December, 1905, while living in Great Falls, Mon.,...
C. H. MAYO with contributions from A. E. SCHWINGEL
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DE PROFUNDIS
WARWICK JAMES PRICE.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
Rev. John H. McKenzie, D.D.,