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The Northwestern Weekly Review seems to have become a clearing-house for exchange of opinions, and its courtesy should be thoroughly appreciated. If each writer is sincere from his own point of view, and willing to concede the same position to his neighbor, much good may result. The articles by A. K. Sweet and J. H. Dempster are kindly in their reference to Christian Science and its followers, and had the writers pursued their quest to an understanding of the Principle and practise involved, instead of being satisfied with a superficial examination of the teaching, I am quite sure neither would have made the statements he did.
The first of these gentlemen tells us that Christian Science is far from being "philosophic or scientific," and this is where we differ. It would not be considered fair to judge the rules of mathematics by the badly worked out problem of a student, or the science of electricity by the work of one who had not sufficient understanding of the laws involved to gain the success which would have crowned close adherence to established rules. The same test should govern the critic or investigator of Christian Science. The fact that one may have followed out experiments along a material method of healing to the point of even calling it a science, gives him no right to claim that a mental or spiritual system is not a science.

January 24, 1914 issue
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Mental Unity
GEORGE H. MOORE
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Trusting One Another
LUCY HAYS EASTMAN
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Working for Humanity
CAPT. GEOFFREY WILKINSON
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Trust in God
F. MILDRED RICKMAN
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Giving
FREDERICK M. O'MEARA
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Reflection
GRACE ADA BOUGHTON-LEIGH
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"As the waters cover the sea"
FRANCIS E. FALKENBURY
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Some time ago, you were kind enough to publish a short...
George Shaw Cook
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I have read the letter signed George S. Hazlehurst, on...
Algernon Hervey-Bathurst
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The Northwestern Weekly Review seems to have become a...
Charles K. Skinner
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In 1866 an American woman, Mrs. Eddy, was suffering...
Marie Hartman
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Dr. Hale, while conducting a series of meetings in your...
Willis D. McKinstry
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Christian Science has very much in common with all Christian...
Charles I. Ohrenstein
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Not Words, but Deeds
Archibald McLellan
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Why Trouble Ye Me?
John B. Willis
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Perfection
Annie M. Knott
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The Lectures
with contributions from W. O. Dolsen, S. T. Cone, Frank C. Dunham, James Ernest King, D. G. Medbery, Sidney Watson, B. F. Cauthorn, Roy L. Morse, Frank Bangs
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Having received much help and encouragement for the past...
Charles Edward Archer Martin
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A few years ago Christian Science came to our family
W. R. Conner
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My nephew has been healed in Christian Science
William Beighley
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It is with an overflowing sense of gratitude that I send my...
Charles Pippett
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About three years ago I was in an extremely nervous condition,...
Heinrich Stradtmann
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True Success
EDITH C. CARTER
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from W. E. Orchard