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The number of patients who have been pronounced incurable...
Peoria (Ill.) Star
The number of patients who have been pronounced incurable by the medical profession, but who are now well as a result of Christian Science treatment, is very large. Before such a patient abandoned medicine for Christian Science medical men have usually said that Christian Science could do nothing for him. After it has healed him, they have ordinarily concluded that there was nothing the matter with him which time and fresh air could not cure; hence, Christian Science had not benefited him. This simple mental process leaves Christian Science with churches filled with active, useful, and happy persons, many of whom the medical profession had consigned to the cemeteries with tuberculosis, locomotor ataxia, cancer, tumor, and the like, and at the same time a clean record in the eyes of the medical organization of never having healed a case of organic disease.
I have submitted to the Journal of the American Medical Association a letter in correction of the misstatements about Christian Science in the editorial you have reproduced, in which I have pointed out that Christian Science invariably endeavors to preserve life, and with a notable record of success; that what they called doing nothing has healed hopeless disease in innumerable instances, and that it has nothing to do with "thought waves," but is that method employed by him to whom Christendom refers as the great Physician.
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March 25, 1916 issue
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Self-examination
HON. CLARENCE A. BUSKIRK
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Beauty and Holiness
ETHEL MUNRO GOSS
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Study Made Practical
ERNEST C. MOSES
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"Lift thou up thy rod"
EARL J. STEVENSON
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Making a Demonstration
DORA E. UPTON
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"The lens of Science"
BERTHA V. ZEREGA
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No Loss in Mind
MABEL WILLIS REEL
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Formerly the members of Mrs. Eddy's household and many...
Judge Clifford P. Smith
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In the articles entitled "Twentieth Century Religion" and...
Samuel Greenwood
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The letter of a correspondent drawing attention to a booklet...
J. Arnold Haughton
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Deity is properly a synonym of God. Divinity, as defined...
Carl E. Herring
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Christian Science takes the Bible as its sufficient guide to...
W. D. Hinchsliff
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In connecting Christian Science with "science falsely so...
M. I. Whitcroft
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Christian Science neither teaches nor practises healing by...
Duncan Sinclair
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"Let them alone"
Archibald McLellan
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"If ye abide in me"
John B. Willis
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From Belief to Understanding
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 George C. Roy, Claude U. Stone, R. B. Irons, Ernest Best, James A. Harris
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I consider it a duty as well as a great privilege to testify...
Arthur H. Owen with contributions from Ada C. Owen
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I have been healed by absent treatment of an aggravated...
Stella Hoffman
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I desire to express my gratitude for the healing of our son
Bertha M. Keller with contributions from August P. Keller
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In April, 1914, I was thrown from an automobile and...
Edith Davis Gurnee
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It is with a grateful heart that I tell of the blessings I have...
Erwin W. Augustin
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Counting up the many blessings that have come to me...
Mary E. Yarnall
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It would indeed be hard to tell all that Christian Science...
Mattie Messenger
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from Clyde Weber Votaw, Rembert G. Smith, J. H. Jowett, William Ralph Inge, Charles P. Anderson