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A recent issue contained a report of a progressive address...
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A recent issue contained a report of a progressive address by a medical doctor on "Mental and Nervous Diseases." Had the doctor given this address thirty years ago, when Christian Science was pressing forward alone, enunciating the mental cause of disease and spiritual healing, he would have been ostracized by the then medical profession for "taking up" Christian Science.
The statement that the only value of alcohol in treating influenza "was a mental one, helping to relieve the patient of anxiety and allowing him to relax," is indicative of the fact generally acknowledged, even by our medical friends, that the power behind material drugs is the belief attached to them. Christian Science is influencing world-wide religious and medical opinion, as seen to-day in the mental healing campaigns in many churches and the psychotherapeutic endeavors of doctors, as evidenced in this address. However, there is the revealed Science of Mind-healing, and unless one studies and observes closely, mistakes are necessarily made, as in the case of the doctor, who, perhaps unknowingly, associated Christian Science with the suggestive processes of hypnotism and Coueism. His analysis, showing two schools of thought, the one material or physiological, claiming mind to be in brain-cells and thus doomed to extinction in matter; the other spiritual, in which mind is separate from and survives the brain or matter, is an outstanding contribution to progressive thought. There is Scriptural authority for the second,—the spiritual. And the Science of Christianity, or Christian Science, reveals the unlabored energies of the divine Mind, God, "the great Physician," "who healeth all thy diseases; who redeemeth thy life from destruction," as opposed to the suggestive, temporary, futile, and unavailing efforts of the human, fleshly, carnal mind, which "is enmity against God."
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July 26, 1924 issue
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Heralds of Christ
PAUL STARK SEELEY
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Love's Way
KATHERINE E. VARGA
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Unfoldment
ALEC B. MURRAY
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Music in Church Services
GRACE W. BOWER
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The Dissolving of Shadows
BESS HEATON
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Forbearance
HANNAH M. FRANKEN
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Gratitude
EDNA L. EARNEST
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The adherents of Christian Science, accepting the precepts...
Charles E. Heitman, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,
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A recent issue contained a report of a progressive address...
S. Britton R. Foster, Committee on Publication for the Province of Ontario, Canada,
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The book "Christianity and Christian Science—a Contrast"...
Edward Warwick Broadbent, Acting Committee on Publication for Yorkshire, England,
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According to a report which appeared in your paper,...
William Capell, Committee on Publication for the State of Connecticut,
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There appeared in your issue of March 27 a report of a...
Miss Kate E. Andreae, Committee on Publication for Sussex, England,
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Letters from the Field
with contributions from Hazel D. Burg, Lola M. Wood, Constance Heward, Emily Patterson Spear
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Self-Examination
Albert F. Gilmore
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Order
Ella W. Hoag
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The Real Man
Duncan Sinclair
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The Lectures
with contributions from Lillian E. Walther, Stephen J. Sametz, Harry Alden Dodge, Johann Gustav Marowski
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I had been a helpless invalid for two years and had come...
Benjamin Wright with contributions from Mary Wright
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It is a privilege to have the opportunity of expressing...
William Joseph King
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I became interested in Christian Science through the...
Edith Ellen Gilbert
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That the study of Christian Science has a healing and...
Ines Laing Welles
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I have been a student of Christian Science for about seven...
Julia Caroline McClain
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It would be impossible for me to mention the many...
Marguerite Moret
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Before taking up the study of Christian Science I did...
Jessie H. Moore
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I wish to express my gratitude for the many blessings...
Mamie D. Jordan
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Oliver Quick, Hugh V. White, King, A. E. Anderson, Robert Quillen