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In a recent issue I notice in your report of Dr.—'s...
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In a recent issue I notice in your report of Dr.—'s lecture at Shipley on the prevention of disease, that he speaks of the "misnamed Christian Science."
It would be interesting to know why the doctor considers Christian Science to be misnamed. That its teachings are essentially scientific has been proved in the healing of a multitude of so-called diseases where the critic's own therapeutic system had been tried without avail, and this healing is based wholly and solely on the understanding of the fixed and unalterable law of God. That material so-called science is simply a conglomeration of theories is apparent to every thinker today, and that the only real science is the science of spiritual facts which Christ Jesus understood and demonstrated, is daily becoming more apparent. That Christian Science is essentially Christian has also been clearly proved, since it has relieved mankind from many of its sins and has made good men and women of innumerable people who were formerly drunkards and slaves to sin in many other phases; and this also has been done through the understanding of Christ Jesus' teachings.
All Christian Scientists agree with the doctor that we cannot be too cleanly in our homes and persons, in our food, etc.; but if Christ was not in the thoughts of men, even if all rules of cleanliness were fully carried out, this alone would neither heal disease nor destroy sin. That which needs to be cleansed primarily, and not secondarily, is the human mind, and Christian Science is redeeming mankind by teaching them the nature and availability of that Mind "which was also in Christ Jesus," for this is the only way in which the human mind can be cleansed. This process is, in fact, the transformation of the body by the renewal of the mind.
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May 16, 1914 issue
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Long Life
ROBERT NALL
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The Chrysalis
LOUISE KNIGHT WHEATLEY
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Looking Upward
LULA ARMSTRONG
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Bearing False Witness
JOHN M. DEAN
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"Freely give"
JOSEPHINE GRAY HOLDEN
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I was much interested in reading Mr.—'s remarks on...
Marie Hartman
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I note in a recent issue the account of a discussion of...
Charles E. Jarvis
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Unless I misunderstand the critic whose letter I have read...
Algernon Hervey Bathurst
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In a recent issue I notice in your report of Dr.—'s...
John W. Doorly
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The Christian Scientist effects the healing of both sin and...
Campbell MacCulloch
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A recent issue of your paper contained a clergyman's...
A. H. Skinner
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"The Prince of Peace"
FRANCES A. HALDANE
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"Seeking his own in another's good"
Archibald McLellan
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Come Ye Apart
John B. Willis
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"The measure of a man"
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 M. E. Hickey, Oscar M. Anderson, Robert N. Coates, J. W. Doorly, Frederick W. Carr
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Words fail me when I endeavor to express my thankfulness...
Edward C. Oertel
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I take much pleasure in expressing my thankfulness for help...
I. A. Pooler with contributions from Ada C. Pooler
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I suffered for years and went to many physicians, none of...
Pauline Schmelzer
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During the past six years we have thoroughly tested the...
Ida N. Lockwood
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Christian Science came to me with help, just like the good...
Charles W. Rosenius
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It is now two and a half years since I first learned of...
Idell Schoonmaker
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I have often had a desire to make public what Christian Science...
Elizabeth Alberson with contributions from John Alberson
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In the Mountains
GWENDOLYN THOMAS
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from Vivian T. Pomeroy