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I am grateful for Christian Science because it came to me at a time of great need. Brought up in an orthodox church, at an early age I rebelled at its inconsistencies, and believing that truth was not to be found in religion I turned to the study of the physical sciences, philosophy, biology, and medical research. Just as I looked to the last for the healing of bodily discords, so did I look to economic theories for the healing of discords in the body politic. Failing to find God through any of these inquiries I became a confirmed atheist, and as a result of a conscientious effort to apply those teachings that I thought to be right my world began to topple down around my ears.
Just then a non-Scientist proposed my seeing a Christian Science practitioner. I did so, and as the truth unfolded to my thought the world was built up anew. I found God where I had never thought to look for Him; that is, as divine Mind. Through relying upon Him for support the desire for thirty to forty cigarettes a day has been destroyed. I have been healed of bilious attacks, headaches, chronic bowel disorder, recurrent attacks of tonsillitis, bronchitis, and asthma. A skin trouble of twelve years' standing vanished in three days. An ingrowing toenail has also been healed. Through knowing that there is but one business, that which reflects the activity of the one Mind, I have been enabled to bring out a higher sense of business. By knowing man as spiritual and perfect I have been enabled to eliminate from consciousness somewhat of envy, jealousy, malice, revenge, self-love, and the like, and have been led to love my fellow man. As a consequence of all these proofs I know that I have found God.
I am grateful for the work of Christ Jesus, the Wayshower, and for Mrs. Eddy, through whom the Comforter has come.—Frank Sargent Bartlett, New York, N. Y.
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January 3, 1920 issue
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Beginning Anew
ELISHA B. SEELEY
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"Tribulation worketh patience"
LLOYD EDMUND WHITNEY
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Man Inseparable from God
MINNIE GARDNER
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"Occupy"
HUGH STUART CAMPBELL
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"The soul that sinneth"
CARRO A. BIRD
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Spiritual Understanding
MABEL E. DUTTON
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The Faith of a Child
EDMUND K. GOLDSBOROUGH
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The correspondent whose letter appears in a recent issue...
George R. Lowe
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Probably quite a few readers of the Post-Intelligencer...
Louis E. Scholl
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God's Reviving Love
William P. McKenzie
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Newness of Life in Christ
Ella W. Hoag
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Authentic Information
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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The Lectures
with contributions from Elizabeth Gillott, Carlos B. Wilson, Alma J. Foster, Walter H. Troutman, Albert E. Lombard, William O. Baur, Franke B. Skinner, Enid Childs, John Hinxton
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Two years ago in lifting some heavy machinery I felt...
Charles R. Mandeville
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As Christmas time approaches I am reminded of the...
Anna Beegle Wuertzer
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For some time I have felt that I should tell of what God...
Emma Moehlenhoff
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After suffering eight years from spinal trouble which...
Ella Mae Storms
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I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
Frank W. Kraus
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I am very thankful for what Christian Science has done...
Emma Selina Shaw
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Words are unable to express the depth of my gratitude...
Viola Gibson Truesdell
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I am grateful for Christian Science because it came to...
Frank Sargent Bartlett
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Nine years ago I did not know anything of the power of...
Fannie Scherer
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I would like to express my gratitude to God for what He...
Edward H. Schmults with contributions from Mrs. Edward H. Schmults
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I took up the study of Christian Science just to learn...
Ellen Hudson with contributions from Harvey Carlton Hudson
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Five years ago I was indeed a mental wreck through...
Sigrid E. Bengelsdorff with contributions from Arthur H. Bengelsdorff
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Homeward Bound
FLORA BROWNLEE WALKER
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from David H. Fouse, Karl P. Harrington