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In a recent issue, in an article entitled "The Monitor a Menace," are certain misleading statements. It should be noted in passing that the article in question furnished at least an element of novelty. Just recently a Presbyterian editor remarked how few and unimportant the Christian Scientists are. Now appears the statement that they are "so rich, powerful, and well organized" that editors are afraid to attack them or their paper. It may be truthfully stated that adherents of this religion not only do not object to true statements regarding themselves and their religion but rather welcome such, for they are happy to be judged by their work. On the other hand, it may be said with equal truth that Christian Scientists always desire to correct misstatements regarding the teachings of their religion and their activities.
Just what part The Christian Science Monitor has had in the affairs at Ottawa is best determined by reading its columns. It has been stated by the editor of the Monitor frequently and with perfect clarity that it never assails or criticizes the Roman Catholic religion or any other denomination; as a matter of fact, it extends to every creed the same tolerance it would demand for its own. However, when the Roman Catholic church, or any other, departs from its true character as a promoter of its religious teachings and enters the field of politics, inevitably it gets—and deserves—the criticism belonging to political partisanship. That the Monitor does not assail the Roman Catholic church except in its political activities should be carefully borne in mind.

September 21, 1918 issue
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A Question Answered
CLARENCE W. CHADWICK
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In the Time of Harvest
MAUDE J. SULLIVAN
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The Activity of the Christ
ALFRED F. GOODMAN
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"And it was so"
EDITH MAUDE ELLIS
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Trained Servants
AIMEE LUNDGREN
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Work
FRED A. HITE
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Spiritual Understanding
ISABELLE BOYD
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That Christian Scientists are regarded by examining...
Walter H. Van Zwoll
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It was a mistake for the editor of the Centerville Independent...
Judge Clifford P. Smith
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In a recent issue, in an article entitled "The Monitor a...
Albert F. Gilmore
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While differing from scholastic dogma and modes of human...
Willis D. McKinstry
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In a recent issue of your paper several statements that...
Herbert Z. Hopkins
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Appreciation Better Than Praise
William P. McKenzie
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Independence
Annie M. Knott
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More Light
William D. McCrackan
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Admission to Membership in The Mother Church
Charles E. Jarvis
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The Lectures
with contributions from George Collins, John Frederic Phillips, Walter A. Green, Louis J. March, Florence Bates, Joseph W. Reynolds, Verne A. Tracey
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It is heartfelt gratitude that prompts me to write this...
William J. Bickel
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It is with deep gratitude for the understanding of God...
Pauline A. S. Kinch
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I have long had the intention of testifying to the help...
Dora Weyhknecht with contributions from W. C. Wurz
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I began to read "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures"...
Henrietta Houghton
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In John we read, "The first day of the week cometh Mary...
Mary V. Forsyth
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While I have many times expressed my gratitude in the...
Clara E. Smith
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I should like to express my gratitude for a healing in...
Grace M. Campbell
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I am as happy as can be, for I am so well pleased with...
Mamie McHone with contributions from Vera E. Adams
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I am one of the many who have received innumerable...
Gladys Anna Milham
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From the Press
with contributions from William T. Ellis, Samuel Zane Batten, William Robertson Nicoll, Mary Lloyd McConnel