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It was intimated in your issue of recent date that the practice of Christian Science is the "practice of medicine." This is a mistake. There is no similarity between the two modes of practice. Christian Science is purely spiritual; it does not require physical diagnosis of disease, nor does it resort to or permit the use of material remedies.
Mrs. Eddy did not "send out her followers full-fledged healers in twelve days." It is true that she taught classes in Christian Science; but some students taught in those classes spent years in study and preparation before they were qualified for acceptance in Mrs. Eddy's classes. Every successful Christian Science practitioner must, at great self-sacrifice and consecration, spiritually prepare himself for the holy work of healing the sick. Each must strive daily to overcome the world, the flesh,—all evil,—and live in harmony with God. In the measure that the practitioner does this is he able to perform the works which Jesus said they "that believe" should do.
Mrs. Eddy says in her book "Christian Healing" (p. 14): "The preparation for a metaphysical practitioner is the most arduous task I ever performed. You must first mentally educate and develop the spiritual sense or perceptive faculty by which one learns the metaphysical treatment of disease; you must teach them how to learn, together with what they learn." The above statement is followed later (p. 16) with this admonition: "See to it, O Christian Scientists, ye who have named the name of Christ with a higher meaning, that you abide by your statements, and abound in Love and Truth, for unless you do this you are not demonstrating the Science of metaphysical healing."
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November 21, 1925 issue
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Thanksgiving Proclamation
Calvin Coolidge
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As Mountains Round About Jerusalem
MARY STONE WALLACE
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"To him that overcometh"
ELIZABETH M. HARDESTY
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To-day
GERTRUDE L. HATCH
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Opportunity
JAMES E. PATTON
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Guarding the Door of Thought
HERMAN CAMPBELL BLYE
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"A sound mind"
VIOLET KER SEYMER
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Christians, Arise!
KATHRYN BALL RUSH
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In a recent issue of your paper there is a misleading statement...
William Brandt, Committee on Publication for the State of Maryland,
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While doubtless intending to be fair, you reported in a...
Hugh Stuart Campbell, Committee on Publication for the State of Illinois
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It was intimated in your issue of recent date that the...
Charles W. Hale, Committee on Publication for the State of Indiana,
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In your recent issues, under the caption, "Personal Health Service,"...
Hugh S. Hughes, Committee on Publication for the State of Wisconsin,
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Your able leader in an issue of the Evening News,...
Frank Savage, Committee on Publication for Nottinghamshire, England,
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A vicar, as reported in your paper, after dwelling on the...
Miss Florence B. Russell, Committee on Publication for Hampshire, England, in the Mercury, Ventnor, Isle of Wight
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Thanksgiving Days
THOMAS C. HOLLINGSHEAD
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Withdrawal
Albert F. Gilmore
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Fruitage
Ella W. Hoag
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The Lectures
with contributions from Carl Wilhelm Seitz, L. Ivimy Gwalter, Frances M. Harper, Rudolph A. Scherer
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A few years ago, I was brought from Cairo to Vienna...
Margit Rosdol
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I have so often been helped by the testimonies of others...
Gay Austin Weyburn with contributions from Earnest Gordon Weyburn
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I desire to express my deep love and gratitude to God...
Ada Urion with contributions from Alice Jones
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After consulting various physicians during a period of...
Helen H. Williams
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With a joyful heart, and filled with gratitude, I wish to...
Margarethe Fahrenwald
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For a long time I have delayed offering a written testimony...
Thomas E. Jackson
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I heard Christian Science spoken of for the first time in...
Jeanne Mongenier
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Thanksgiving
MARY O'LESON
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from E. P. Ryland, Rena Hurd Ingham