May 29, 1915
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Items of Interest
With the completion of the Dalles-Celilo canal, which removes the last barrier to the free navigation of the Columbia river and its tributaries from the Pacific ocean 479 miles inland to Lewiston, Idaho, the people of the Columbia basin have just commemorated the importance of the event in a series of celebrations which are participated in by government and state officials, representatives of commercial, agricultural, and civic organizations, and the citizens of all the communities along the great waterway.
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According
to the teaching of Christian Science the statement "I and my Father are one" had reference to the real man's unity with God.
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In
the book of Acts we read that "Saul, yet breathing out threatenings and slaughter against the disciples of the Lord, went unto the high priest, and desired of him letters to Damascus to the synagogues, that if he found any of this way, whether they were men or women, he might bring them bound unto Jerusalem.
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One
of the richest fruits of Christian Science is its revelation of the practical working out of divine law as applied to human existence.
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The
most essential thing for the true Christian Scientist is to guard his consciousness, carefully and steadfastly, so that no unkind, erroneous thought may find entrance.
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A recent
effort on the part of the writer to conquer a false sense of humility was rewarded in a most unexpected manner.
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In
explaining to his disciples the unity existing between God the creator and His creations, that tender protection which divine Love ever gives to its own, and also to emphasize the necessity for love and obedience on the part of man, the Master chose as an illustration the relationship of father and son, the tie between parent and offspring being the highest earthly conception of love and protection.
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Naught
that the erring senses say Can e'er our trusting hearts dismay; Nor should a doubt or fear obscure This thought: In Love we dwell secure.
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My attention has been drawn to your report of a sermon delivered at Philadelphia in which the speaker jeered at Christian Science.
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The clergymen and ministers must have thought there was something radically wrong with the churches of Philadelphia, else they would not have united in inviting an evangelist here.
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May I request sufficient space in which to correct a statement in an editorial in a recent issue?
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The notion that Christian Science is based on suggestion could be held only by those who are misinformed or uninformed as to what Christian Science teaches, because Christian Science is the opposite of suggestion.
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The kindly tone of the editorial on Christian Science in your February issue is appreciated by all Christian Scientists who read the article.
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The kind words which a critic adds to my answer of his criticism, encourage me to draw the attention of your readers once more to the subject of Christian Science.
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In justice to Christian Science and a misinformed public, permit me to state that the attack on the Christian Science bill, referred to in a recent issue, was wholly unwarranted, for the reason that not once in the forty years during which Christian Science has been practised in New York state has a Christian Scientist been found guilty of contributing to an epidemic of disease, Assemblyman Hinman's charges notwithstanding.
Editorial
Some
time ago an editorial writer on one of the denominational organs of a leading Christian church presented the following interesting views :—
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Perhaps
no question has received more attention at the hands of the race than that as to the nature of life, and yet even educated Christian thought about life has for the most part always embraced a palpable contradiction, and is still contending for it.
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In
Isaiah's prophecy we read, "Ye are my witnesses, saith the Lord," a declaration which all Christian people would do well to ponder daily, since Christ Jesus announced to Pilate that his mission was to "bear witness unto the truth;" that he came to the world for this purpose.
Testimony of Healing
It is from a heart overflowing with gratitude that I bear testimony to the healing and uplifting efficacy of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
It is with an ever increasing sense of gratitude that I can testify to the healing efficacy of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
There seems to be a general belief that Christian Science is unable to cure deafness, so I am sending my testimony as proof that this is untrue.
Testimony of Healing
Several years ago I came to Loveland, Col.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to reiterate my expression of deep gratitude through these columns, after having frequently testified in Wednesday evening meetings to the benefits received through Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
My first introduction to Christian Science was during the early spring of 1889, at which time I was suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism.
Testimony of Healing
Nearly five years ago I went to visit relatives who were living in the Bronx, New York, and who were readers for the Christian Science Society there.
Testimony of Healing
With much gratitude in my heart, I want to tell of one of the instances we have had in our family of the proof of God's care.
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
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