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The season of 1914 carried greater danger from fire to the national forests than any year since their establishment.
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Because Christian Science is the Science of Life, embracing the whole of man's spiritual and physical needs, it is of the highest importance that we bring to bear in its study and demonstration a sincere desire for well-balanced judgement and a clear apprehension of the truth.
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Harmony in Accordance with Law

Since time immemorial, by some perversion of thought, mortals have associated suffering with religion, seeming to consider it a part of the divine plan that mankind should endure more or less of misery in order to be prepared for the heavenly joys which were supposed to await the sufferer after death.
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God's Work and Man's Work

One Christian Scientist who was earnestly seeking to live by the truth set forth in Science and Health, found a sentence in the book that seemed difficult of comprehension.
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Faithfulness in Service

In Science and Health we read, "Each successive stage of experience unfolds new views of divine goodness and love".
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True Selfhood

We often hear voiced by way of self-excuse, or to condone the shortcomings of a loved one, "I am not myself today;" or, "Do pardon him, he is not quite himself just now.
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Joy of Service

The greatest joy possible to man is found in the service of God.
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Many times I have been asked how one of the Jewish faith can consistently believe in Christian Science.
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Understanding

O thou that seemest tossed by wind and waveOn error's threatening sea, nor succor nearTo lift thine anxious thought, o'erwhelmed with fear,And from the tempest in thine own heart save!Could thou but know thou art indeed no slave,Nor error real and potent; could appearUnto thy consciousness Truth's wondrous cheer,Unvanquished by aught evil, e'en the grave,—
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As an example of clean journalism The Christian Science Monitor takes first rank.
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The Greeley Republican takes a clergyman to task for repeating in Greeley his sermon on Christian Science that so stirred the people of Boulder.
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Your recent editorial entitled "Mental Healing as a Commercial Asset," based on an item in the Journal of the American Medical Association, while possibly intended to be kindly as well as facetious, was so written as to give further currency to certain misapprehensions or misrepresentations of Christian Science.
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In a recent report of an address by Mr.
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Considerable comment was aroused by the remarks on Christian Science by Prof.
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Results are what count in the last analysis, and even if the critics of Christian Science spend "years of careful research" among its avowed enemies, and attempt to verify these findings from "the highest scientific and ecclesiastical scholars" equally antagonistic, such efforts amount to little in the face of the actual mental, moral, and physical regeneration taking place daily in hundreds of cases under Christian Science treatment.
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To say that Christian Science and Mormonism resemble each other because each has had a founder and an explanatory literature, is like saying that two houses are alike because both have foundations, walls, doors, windows, and roof.
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In a recent issue a critic finds considerable fault with a lecture delivered in your city on the subject of Christian Science.
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Sunset Light

Glad of the day! My day!It is not always bright;Not always do my roses bloom,Nor all my songs ring right.
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"Redeeming the time"

The prudent business man at the close of the year takes account of stock, figures up his profit or loss, and lays his plans for the future.
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Unceasing Prayer

There are many sincere Christians who feel that the demands set forth in the Bible are beyond the possibilities of mortals, and to this students of Christian Science would agree.
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Veiled Verities

Generally speaking, men are most reserved about believing in that which is most foreign to experience, and this is especially true if the statement or event brings into question the religious opinions they and their fathers have always accepted as true.
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Boston, Mass.
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The Lectures

A lecture on Christian Science was delivered in the Masonic Hall by Clarence C.
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Testimony of Healing

On page 272 of Science and Health, Mrs. Eddy writes,...

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Testimony of Healing
I give the following testimony as a proof that in Christian Science every material law can be overcome.
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It was in 1906 that I first heard of Christian Science healing.
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A feeling of deep gratitude for the many blessings received is the motive underlying this tribute to Christian Science.
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Testimony of Healing
When on account of teaching in the evening schools I was for many months deprived of being at the Wednesday evening meetings, it was a great privilege to have the testimonies in the Sentinel and Journal to read.
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In Paul's message to the Ephesians we read: "Put off concerning the former conversation the old man, which is corrupt according to the deceitful lusts; and be renewed in the spirit of your mind; and.
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Testimony of Healing
Never will I forget the joy, peace, happiness, and freedom that took possession in my heart when I got my first glimpse of Christian Science at a Wednesday evening meeting about four years ago.
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Testimony of Healing
I first heard of Christian Science in September, 1912.
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When Christian Science came to me, I had been given but six months to live, as I was said to be suffering from Bright's disease.
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About nine years ago Christian Science found me a very sick woman, on the eve operation for stomach and bowel trouble and the many ills that accompany it.
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The Holy City

For the sake of the city that is to be,Keep patient when things go wrong;The very one who displeases theeShall join his breve to the songWhich is swelling into a jubileeFrom the throats of a countless throng.
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[The Christian Register]
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
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