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I have read in a recent issue an article in which Christian Science is referred to as a freak religion. It is not at all clear why such a term is used in connection with Christian Science, and I will ask you to allow me to point out that, far from being anything in the nature of abnormal, Christian Science is preeminently normal; indeed, it is nothing more or less than the reiteration of the teaching of Christ Jesus.
It is true that Christian Science goes farther than any other system, in so far as it maintains that true Christianity includes practise as well as preaching. Two thousand years ago, Jesus the Christ, looked upon by all Christians as the great Wayshower, taught his immediate disciples and the crowds who were willing to listen to him, that the understanding of the law of God included freedom from sickness as well as from sin. Jesus and his disciples not only taught but proved this, and the Master declared also, with much emphasis, that those who understood his teaching would be able to do, not only the works, but greater works, than he did.

October 5, 1912 issue
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BUILDING
WILLARD S. MATTOX.
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"IN HIS NAME"
ETTA M. GILBREATH.
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CREATION AND REVELATION
ERNEST C. MOSES.
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"THEY SHALL FEED AND LIE DOWN"
ELLEN B. SMITH.
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"IF WITH ALL YOUR HEART"
CLARE ARCHER.
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CASTING OUT FEAR
VERNE E. TAYLOR.
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DESIRE
LILLIE MARY CARTER.
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In his sermon on "Christianity and Modern Thought,"...
Frederick Dixon
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I have read in a recent issue an article in which Christian Science...
Algernon Hervey-Bathurst
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FOREST STILLNESS
ADA J. MILLER.
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"FEED MY SHEEP"
Archibald McLellan
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REMISSION
Annie M. Knott
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SERVICE AND AT-ONE-MENT
John B. Willis
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ADMISSION TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE MOTHER CHURCH
John V. Dittemore
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from W. N. Miller, W. T. Morse, E. E. Sutherland, Frank C. Barrett, A. J. Usher, H. H. McCartney, Blanche K. Corby, C. H. Foot
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I am impelled to write this testimony of my complete cure...
W. A. Merigold
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I have thought many times of sending a testimony to the...
Mary M. Heggblade
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For the encouragement of those whose healing is slow,...
Cora E. Barton
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Human language is inadequate to express one half of the...
Lily C. Brainard
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Through the wisdom of Mrs. Eddy, the students of...
Mary B. Whetstone
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I would be ungrateful indeed did I fail to mention some...
Willie Byron Gray
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LOVE'S HOUR
MINNA MATHISON.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from R. J. Campbell, Charles Stelzle