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Suffrage
Christian Science in its infinite variety is declared and manifested in any and all forms of activity. The leaven of Truth, taught by Christian Science, is in operation to-day, just as it was centuries ago, when Jesus gave to the disciples the parable in which he likened the kingdom of heaven "unto leaven, which a woman took, and hid in three measures of meal, till the whole was leavvened." It is interesting to observe that, in this parable, a woman contributed to the leavening of the whole; and it is a woman, Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer of Christian Science, and the Founder of the Christian Science organization, who has given to this age the leaven with which to leaven the whole; and this leaven is manifestly in operation to-day.
The absolute truth, as taught by Christian Science, frees mankind from sin, sickness, and death. Death, a belief of inactivity, is destroyed by Truth, which teaches and proves that in the real universe there exists only spiritual activity; therefore inactivity, the antipode of activity, cannot exist. Christian Science has unfolded the fact that man is made in the image and likeness of God, that God made all that was made, and that He endowed and blessed man with unbounded rights, privileges, and opportunities. Since God has endowed man without limit, it naturally follows that man and woman have equal rights.
Man is not a lawmaker, but the reflection of the one law-making by God. A man, then, cannot make laws that limit and bind; he cannot create laws which hold him, as well as woman, in bondage. Ignorance of right and of God's law has seemed to hold both men and women in bondage for centuries, to the laws that men thought they had a right to make and to enforce; but, as the truth of law is revealed, it sets men and women free from restraints imposed by material laws and conventions.
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February 19, 1921 issue
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Outlining
NINA C. FRANKLIN
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Leadership
JOHN M. DEAN
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Suffrage
FOLLETTE BROTHERTON
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Healing
THOMAS ALLEN
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Salvation of the World
CECILIA HEILSTEDT HARRIS
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The Omnipresence of God
L. MEARNS FRASER
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The Good Fight
DAVENPORT BROMFIELD
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Vision
CHRISTINE EMERY
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Refinement
Frederick Dixon
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For the Beginner
Gustavus S. Paine
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Daniel
CHARLOTTE BRUNER
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Having received much good from the testimonies given...
Walter S. Shornick
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Many are the blessings which have come to me since I...
Margaret E. Rudston-Read
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For a long time I have felt I should sent a testimony to...
C. F. Wonderling
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"Whatever it is your duty to do, you can do without harm...
Clarissa Sperry Getten with contributions from Gertrude Getten Capron, Albert S. Getten
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With a heart full of gratitude to God, also to Mary Baker Eddy,...
M. de Rehekampff
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The relation between sin and sicknes emphasized in...
Sarah Alice Leachman
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I well remember the first demonstration I experienced of...
Evelyn C. Ribbel with contributions from Agnes B. Heywood
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A deep sense of gratitude for what right thinking, as...
Agnes M. Martyn
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Signs of the Times
Frederick L. Hoffman with contributions from Douglas Clyde Macintosh, Edward Shillito, Leverhulme, Fredrick L. Hoffman
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Notices
with contributions from Charles E. Jarvis