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Tacoma (Wash.) Church Record
The space allotted to this article gives no opportunity to reply to the various "counts" on which Christian Science and Mrs. Eddy are indicted by our critic. It is sufficient to say you are right in stating that "the public is entitled to know all there is to be known regarding any system of religion." Reliable information concerning Christian Science is free, and easily accessible in any good public library, where Mrs. Eddy's books and "The Life of Mary Baker Eddy," by Sibyl Wilbur, may be had for the asking. Christian Science reading rooms are open daily, where the Bible and all authorized literature may be read or purchased. The Wednesday evening testimony meetings are open to the public. There each may decide for himself whether the Christian Science healings are genuine or not.
In this, the most crucial hour of our nation's history, when every ounce of effort should be spent in unifying and harmonizing our people, is it opportune for the pulpits to lend themselves to a message of hate whose manifest purpose is only to stir up strife and bitterness? Is it the part of a full grown man to spend his time in reviling a woman, who like her Master, when she was reviled, reviled not again, and admonished all Christian Scientists to do likewise; a woman of whom Clara Barton, founder of the Red Cross, in an interview reported in the New York American, and repeated in the Sentinel of January 18, 1908, said: "Mrs. Eddy should have the respect, admiration, and love of the whole Nation, for she is its greatest woman. ... Without malice, always with a kindness and charity that is almost beyond human comprehension, has this woman fought antagonism, and that only with love."
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July 13, 1918 issue
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A Friend of Sinners
WILLIS F. GROSS
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The Joys of Childhood
AMANDA COLBATH
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Lessons from a Mirage
CHARLES C. BOYNTON
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Inexhaustible Love
JESSIE BENNETT
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Discipline of Love
MARTHA BURR BANKS
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"Sell that thou hast"
HENRIETTA WILDE
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Christian Science healing is not accomplished by any...
Frederick R. Rhodes
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The space allotted to this article gives no opportunity to...
Louis E. Scholl
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Christian healing, as taught in Christian Science, and...
Hugh S. Hughes, Jr.,
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The English Bible
William P. McKenzie
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Distribution
Annie M. Knott
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Godly Jealousy
William D. McCrackan
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The Lectures
with contributions from Ernest Percy Morgan, John W. Thomas, Roy J. Hutson, Lillian P. Mokrejs, Nelle B. Beardsley, Alice M. Leonard, Lee H. Dowd, George W. Plants, William S. Sterrett, Maud W. McCormick, Lee Dare Young
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Christian Science has brought the greatest blessings into...
Lillian Nealley Roy with contributions from George C. Roy
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I am glad to be able to tell of a few of the blessings that...
Laura Baker with contributions from Viola Baker
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I would like to express my gratitude in the following testimony
William V. Fromhagen
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When I took up the study of Christian Science I was in...
Irma Gertrude Kilby
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Realizing the truth of the familiar words from one of our...
Elsie H. Comegys
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I gladly acknowledge the many blessings Christian Science...
Ira J. Lanphear
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I have been helped so many times by the testimones...
Luna W. Butler
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A friend had sent me Christian Science literature, and in...
Josephine Perrine Stevens
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From the Press
with contributions from Joseph Fort Newton, Charles R. Skinner
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Notices
with contributions from The Christian Science Publishing Society