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Our reverend critic loses sight, or else is not aware, of...
Los Angeles (Cal.) Examiner
Our reverend critic loses sight, or else is not aware, of the fact that Christian Science is based fundamentally and absolutely upon the Bible and the teachings of Jesus Christ, who demonstrated by his works his knowledge of the power of divine Principle to destroy sin and pain, and who commanded his followers not only to do likewise, but "greater works than these." Christian Science is essentially a religion, and while many of its adherents have first had their attention drawn to it through the healing of pain and disease, that of its teaching is but incidental to the far more important condition, that of spiritual regeneration, which follows the study of the Bible in the light of the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs. Eddy. It is hardly necessary to add that those who have experienced the destruction of sin and discord from their lives are most profoundly grateful.
Christian Science, therefore, becomes a genuine and gratifying means to salvation here and now, and in the degree in which we apprehend the fact that the kingdom of heaven is not a place afar off, but a state of consciousness, a condition of mind, we are released from the bondage of our former beliefs and are freed from our pains and sorrows and fears, and this realization brings with it the joy of true living and the "peace of God, which passeth all understanding."
When our critic classes Christian Science with theosophy and spiritualism, he again displays a lack of knowledge of the subject for the truth of the matter is that Christian Science is the very antithesis of both of these beliefs, and in her book "Science and Health with Key to Scriptures," Mrs. Eddy has differentiated so clearly between Christian Science and these beliefs that there is no excuse for confounding them.
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November 16, 1912 issue
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THANKSGIVING DAY
William H. Taft with contributions from Alvey A. Adee
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LOVING INTELLIGENCE
WILLIAM D. MC CRACKAN, M.A.
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CHANGELESS LOVE
LUCY HAYS EASTMAN.
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GIVING AND RECEIVING
RAYMOND CHURCHILL.
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SERVICE
G. LEONARD MC NEILL.
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BELIEF IN SIN
ADA JANE MILLER.
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LOVE IS ALL
CHARLES C. SANDELIN.
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The reply of "Nemo" to my last letter is written in a tone...
Frederick Dixon
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Our reverend critic loses sight, or else is not aware, of...
Charles E. Jarvis
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Our critic asserts he has a "higher vision."
Ezra W. Palmer
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Your contributor "Cecilia," in the illustrated section, referred...
William J. Bonnin
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Christian Science is not hypnotism, nor is it "a conglomeration...
Warwick A. Tyler
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"IN EVERY THING GIVE THANKS."
Archibald McLellan
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IDEAS AND SYMBOLS
Annie M. Knott
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"ANOINTED OF GOD."
John B. Willis
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from J. Heaton Kirchner, Grant E. Halderman, Frank H. Leonard, S. B. Reynolds, S. J. Williams, I. E. Newsome, William L. Rowland
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Mrs. Eddy tells us in Science and Health (p. 67) that...
Laura Blandford Jennings
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It is with a sense of gratitude deeper than words can...
Adeline Roberts
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It is over seven years since I became interested in Christian Science,...
F. Fremont Burnham
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Two years ago, while I was out one afternoon, the maid...
Ethel S. Ackley
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About two years ago we became acquainted with the...
Carl Wundenberg
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After scoffing at Christian Science, I finally accepted...
W. H. Heckmann with contributions from Sade Berry
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I give this testimony with the hope it will bring courage...
Octavia L. Moore with contributions from Victoria M. Grace
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MESSAGE OF THE BELLS
ELIZABETH EARL JONES.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from R. J. Campbell