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[The Christian Commonwealth]
Certain elements have been growing up during recent decades which men of good will and faith have argued against in vain,—the belief in force, the trust in statecraft, the appeal to selfishness. We shall never need to waste our breath upon them again; their nemesis has arrived. After this terrible war is over it may be that there will be fewer fire-eaters in Europe, to say that armaments are the only guaranty of peace, fewer to think that in the end might is the only thing with which we have to reckon. There are some rebellions that God can only laugh out of existence; there are some sins that can only be burnt out in their own hell-fire.

October 24, 1914 issue
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"Who shall deliver me"
WILLARD S. MATTOX
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"Rejoice, and be exceeding glad"
STOKES ANTHONY BENNETT
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The Widow's Mite
ALICE FROST LORD
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Going Abroad
JULIA WARNER MICHAEL
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Giving a Christian Science Lecture
ALBERT W. LE MESSURIER
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Seeking a Country
AGNES FLORIDA CHALMERS
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It is good to find the Rev. Mr.—taking an active interest...
Richards Woolfenden
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The Rev. Mr.—is quoted in the Telegraph as making...
Ezra W. Palmer
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When the reverend gentleman quoted in a recent Journal...
Paul Stark Seeley
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I have read the report of Mr.—'s address on "Faith-healing...
Algernon Hervey Bathurst
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A Relief Fund
John V. Dittemore
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Civic Duty
Archibald McLellan
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Eternal Goodness
Annie M. Knott
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Symbol and Substance
John B. Willis
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The Lectures
with contributions from F. M. Merwin, Leonora L. Ewing, H. W. Johnson, Adolph O. Eberhard, Clarence W. Diver
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With the desire to help others who may be groping in...
Ella F. Everts
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Toward the end of 1898 I first heard of Christian Science...
Hermann Hummert
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Several years ago I was attacked by an illness which developed...
Jessie J. Disbrow
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I have been asking myself daily if I were doing all I could...
Agnes E. Grimes
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