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I am glad that "Medicus" refers to the "art and practise...
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I am glad that "Medicus" refers to the "art and practise of medicine," not "science." It is this practise of medicine which, not being science, is so experimental, so changeable, and so disappointing that it is turning people away from it. "Medicus" acknowledges the healing done in Christian Science,—indeed, it would be idle to deny it, so numerous are the proofs. But why should he refute the teaching which explains the healing? Our critic infers that the works of healing, etc., termed miracles or marvels, were simply to prove Christ to be the divine Son of God; but Jesus did not intimate this. The critic asks, "What connection has Christian Science methods with the healing, through the destruction of sin, of the man sick of the palsy?" Why, every connection. Christian Science shows that the Christ who nineteen hundred years ago forgave by destroying sin and its effects, is the same Christ that was before Abraham, that always existed, and that exists and is able to forgive now,—today, and for all time. Christ says, "Lo, I am with you alway ;" and Christian Science is demonstrating this great truth. "Medicus" says he believes that sin, disease, and suffering had their origin in the evil one, and this is just what Christian Science teaches. But then comes the question, Where did the evil one originate? Well might our critic leave such a "problem of God's omnipotence which permits evil as unrevealed," according to the teachings of scholastic theology. But not so with Christian Science. This teaching shows that sin, disease, and death have their origin in the devil, or evil one, which Jesus defined as a lie. He said, "He is a liar, and the father of it." This lie, with its false evidence, as seen in disease, suffering, etc., is destroyed through Christ, Truth.
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September 13, 1913 issue
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The Right Side
SAMUEL GREENWOOD
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Wells of Elim
J. MORLEY WYARD
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Correction
MARY CHRISTINE SCHMIDT
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Apathy
SARAH MC BRIDE
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Light Within
BERTHA STEVENS
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Efficient Readers
ELIZABETH W. WATTS
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Today
MARIE RUSSELL
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After reading in the Journal and Republican the report...
H. Cornell Wilson
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I am glad that "Medicus" refers to the "art and practise...
John W. Harwood
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I have read with considerable interest, and if I may say so...
Algernon Hervey Bathurst
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God is All
MIRTIE E. ROBERTSON
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Not Death, but Life
Archibald McLellan
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Neglect Inadmissible
Annie M. Knott
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"The sea is his"
John B. Willis
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The Lectures
with contributions from Alfred Goodrich, B. A. Crutcher, Walter E. Williams, George A. Wagner, Sol Levy, A. D. S. Gillett
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Admission to Membership in The Mother Church
John V. Dittemore
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It is with greater gratitude than words can express that I...
William G. Mahaffy with contributions from Nora Mahaffy
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I have long desired to add my testimony to those given...
Sarah E. Henderson
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Jesus said, "I can of mine own self do nothing"
Fannie M. Jones
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I found the way to Truth as the result of...
Selma Graf
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The worm that clothes the monarch spins no flaw,...
Julia Ward Howe
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from T. Rhondda Williams