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The Lectures
The Rev. A. C. McHenry of St. John's Universalist Church, in introducing Clarence W. Chadwick at a lecture on Christian Science, said:—
The Universalist and Christian Scientist have at least a common attitude—they are both liberal; and they have a common conception of infinite fatherhood and motherhood, as Theodore Parker would say; that is, God is love. They have a common faith and human trust that no man can escape divine love; and they have a common philosophy that this love will continue to grow in the human soul, until all men become the expression of God. The road may be long, but the goal is sure! I could not admit that all the Bible is Christian, and perhaps I could not admit all that Christian Science admits as Christian, but I do admit that the logical result of belief in the authority of New Testament Christianity is Christian Science—applied Christianity.
Christian Science is primitive Christianity transplanted from a book religion to the souls of living men and women. It is not a modern heresy or a new religion, but rather the New Testament interpretation of the faith of Jesus and his early disciples vitalized in the faith of modern men and women. It is more than practical Christianity, more than social justice or temple building; it is the rebirth of Christ's faith in the Father—the faith that could say, "I and my Father are one."
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November 28, 1914 issue
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What Jesus Came to Save
SAMUEL GREENWOOD
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Tenderness of Might
MARY I. MESECHRE
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Progress
DUNCAN SINCLAIR, B.SC.
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Believing Good to be True
MYRTLE B. S. JACKSON
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Cleaning Our Own Windows
SARAH E. COX
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In a recent issue is a statement regarding Christian Science...
Algernon Hervey Bathurst
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In a recent issue, the Rev. Mr.—, in a sermon entitled...
Ezra W. Palmer
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The Rev. Mr.—, according to a report of his recent...
R. Stanhope Easterday
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My attention has been called to your kindly notice about...
John W. Doorly
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Christian Science as an antidote for seasickness is made...
Paul Stark Seeley
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Reference to the alleged methods of Christian Scientists...
George Shaw Cook
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The Pilot
GERTRUDE RING HOMANS
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One and Indivisible
Archibald McLellan
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Greetings
Annie M. Knott
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Consciousness and Capacity
John B. Willis
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The Lectures
with contributions from A. C. McHenry, Edmund F. Burton, W. Ernest Dickson, A. O. Freel, Arthur Huertly, J. C. Millbourne
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In June, 1909, when I was away at sea, my wife had a...
Reginald Raby
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The testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals have...
Patti McMillin
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It is six years since my attention was directed to Christian Science,...
John Milroy Lamb with contributions from R. H. Lamb
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It is about fifteen years since I first heard of Christian Science
Barbara S. Banham
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Two years have elapsed since some dear relatives called my...
Flora Bohensky-Clerk
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from Herbert E. Ryle, David J. Burrell