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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
[Churchman.]
Apart from the machinery of a national election, and leaving aside the opportunity it gives for promoting the career of the professionalized politician, the movement en masse of a people preparing to exercise their vote is an altruistic movement. At such a time, when the ideal foundations of society are laid bare, is the Christian church called upon to take its share in promoting social right thinking and right living, or is it bound to stand aside, fearful lest the objection to the intermixture of ecclesiastical and political life damage the cause for which it stands?

September 14, 1912 issue
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"THE BEAUTY OF HOLINESS."
WILLIAM D. MCCRACKAN, M.A.
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DISCORD UNREAL
HELMUTH GRAF VON MOLTKE.
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THE BEAM AND THE MOTE
HATTIE P. WILLIAMS.
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TRIAL AND TRIUMPH
FRANK P. EBERMAN.
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LIKE UNTO A CHILD.
OLIVE B. WILSON.
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LOSS COUNTED GAIN
KENNETH B. ELLIMAN.
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The write of the letter on Christian Science, signed...
Frederick Dixon
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The article on Christian Science by Mr.—in a recent...
Charles K. Skinner
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In a recent issue it is reported that at the services at the...
H. Coulson Fairchild
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If you will kindly supply me with the local address of...
Florence M. H.
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"BE NOT AFRAID."
Archibald McLellan
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SEEKING FOR ORIGIN
John B. Willis
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TRUE CONSCIOUSNESS
Annie M. Knott
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ADMISSION TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE MOTHER CHURCH
John V. Dittemore
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Almon Burtch, Van Hoeson, David C. Hunter, L. L. Woods, David Brimble, Ranney Scott
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I, too, would express my thankfulness to God for the...
L. A. Pereira
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When the healing possibilities of Christian Science were...
Lucile Edwards with contributions from Elizabeth Bushyager, Ida Spuhler
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LOVE'S REFLECTION
DOUGLAS ROSS.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from R. J. Campbell, William P. Merrill