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[The Christian Register]
The man who, thinking of God, cannot bow in any temple as well as in any mountain, has thought vainly of God, and the consistency with one faith which cannot recognize and assimilate the truth and beauty and goodness in other faiths is a fatal consistency, the sign that it lives in a mental cubiculum.
August 7, 1915 issue
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Mind's Control Over the Body
WILLIAM D. MC CRACKAN, M.A.
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Love's Atmosphere
EVA S. W. WILLIAMS
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Scars Obliterated
DR. EDMUND F. BURTON
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Christian Science Reading-rooms
OLIVE P. SIMCOX
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Gratitude
CLAIRE M. THOMAS
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The editorial entitled "Unskilled Tampering with Human Ailments,"...
Judge Clifford P. Smith
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A sense of humor is one of the most precious assets one...
Robert S. Ross
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In a recent issue of the News, a contributor whose good...
Charles E. Jarvis
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"With signs following"
Archibald McLellan
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"A pure language"
Annie M. Knott
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Our Attitude Toward Evil
John B. Willis
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The Lectures
with contributions from James E. Kelley, William S. Crowell, John W. Greer, Henry Deutsch, A. G. Fay, J. L. Beall of Fresno, Frank J. Linsley, J. B. Patterson, A. H. Marcou, John Edwards Bray
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At the age of seventy years I fell and sustained a severe...
Eliza J. Curtiz with contributions from David Reece Overman
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After nearly five years in Christian Science without one...
Janetta M. Powars
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Some time ago, while playing lawn tennis, I slipped and...
Charles F. Horncastle
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About twelve years ago, after seven years of illness, during...
Retta Hess with contributions from John R. Hess
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I was healed by Christian Science after being sick all my...
H. S. Williams with contributions from Whittier
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