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Portland (Ore.) Journal
In a recent communication in your paper a writer presents his views upon the inability of Christian churches to hold the people's interest. Dividing the churches into two classes, he explains why both are in default. The writer classes the Christian Science church by itself and declares that its teachings as to the unreality of matter place its doctrines beyond the practical. On the contrary, Christian Science goes to the root of human misery and gives a demonstrable solution for every problem that is opposed to health and happiness. It declares that the belief of mortals in material life and substance and the consequent limitations is responsible for the fear, the strife, and hardships of the human race. But it lifts humanity out of these conditions by giving a better view-point of existence, in which Spirit is recognized to be the only creator, in accord with Scriptural teaching. It is logically evident that Spirit cannot create its opposite, matter. In turning from matter to Spirit, Christian Science begins to loosen the fear of mortals and to establish a greater degree of hope and security by the presentation and demonstration of the fact that man (not a mortal) is the spiritual image and likeness of God. This understanding brings dominion over former beliefs and pleasure and pain attendant upon matter. The fact that through the application of Christian Science lives have been regenerated and health restored, thus bringing a greater degree of usefulness and satisfaction into every-day experiences, proves the practical effects of the pure truths of Christian Science.
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September 7, 1912 issue
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THE PERMANENCE OF TRUTH
IRVING C. TOMLINSON, M.A.
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OPPORTUNITIES, NOT TESTS
CORA A. HARRINGTON.
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PROPHETS AND PROPHECY
WILLIS D. MC KINSTRY.
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"HE SHALL TESTIFY OF ME."
AVE GALBRAITH.
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"THERE REMAINETH THEREFORE A REST."
VIRGINIA C. CHINN.
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USEFUL LESSONS
META V. VIRTUE.
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ONE YEAR
ALICE GALE WORTHEN.
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It is a curious fact that a well-known clergyman, in...
Frederick Dixon
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In responding to your request for an expression as to...
Charles E. Jarvis
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In a recent communication in your paper a writer presents...
Howard C. Van Meter
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HEALING A CHRISTIAN DUTY
Archibald McLellan
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ERROR UNREAL
Annie M. Knott
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"HAVING DONE ALL, TO STAND."
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. S. Metz, John Read, Llewellyn C. Morley, I. J. Woodworth, A. O. Freel, Arthur M. Willis
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While living in Concord, N. H., some years ago, I often...
J. A. Grant with contributions from J. A. Grant
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Nearly two years ago a serious accident befell my son
Laura Gerahty
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As a last resort I gave Christian Science a trial, after...
Maude L. Warren
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I can testify to having been healed over two years ago...
Sara Baird Platt
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It is with a sense of the deepest gratitude, which cannot...
Susan C. House
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It is over six years since I began to read the Christian Science...
Fannie L. Rossman
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I give this testimony in loving gratitude for all the good . . .
Mrs. Christian Purves
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HOME
MARY BEECHER LONGYEAR.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from Reynold E. Blight, George B. Hatch