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Southern Times
Your issue of October 17th contains a synopsis of a sermon on Christian Science in which a clergyman analyzes the words "Christian" and "Science," in such a way as to convey to your readers a complete misinterpretation of the words as understood by Christian Scientists. Take his definition of the word "Science." He has only presented one meaning of the word. The word really means "knowledge of principles or facts" (Webster's New International Dictionary); and Christian Science means knowledge of the divine Principle and rules which enabled Christ Jesus to heal the sick, to raise the dead, to walk on the water, to multiply loaves and fishes, and to find money in a fish's mouth. The science or knowledge of how these works were performed is rightly termed "Christian Science," which is the Science of the Mind of Christ as distinct from what is termed natural science or the science of the human so-called mind which deals with the material universe.
When the lecturer on Christian Science, to whom our critic refers, made the statement, "The laws of heredity are false," he was correct. This statement is corroborated in the eighteenth chapter of Ezekiel, where we read: "What mean ye, that ye use this proverb concerning the land of Israel, saying, The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the children's teeth are set on edge? As I live, saith the Lord God, ye shall not have occasion any more to use this proverb in Israel."

April 9, 1932 issue
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"Thank you!"
LUCIA CRISOLA WARREN
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Law and Liberty
ERNEST C. MOSES
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Pleasure versus Popularity
VIVIAN COOTER
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Song and Salvation
MARGARET MORRISON
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An Appreciation of The Christian Science Monitor
E. LYNDON FAIRWEATHER
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News
BEATRICE BRADSHAW BROWN
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"Hide" and "Seek"
JEAN SAUNDERS SCOTT
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"And after the wind"
KATHRINE H. WILLIAMS
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In your issue of November 23 a clergyman takes occasion...
Israel Pickens, Committee on Publication for the State of Alabama,
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Your issue of October 17th contains a synopsis of a...
Charles W. J. Tennant, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,
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In the interesting account in your October 26 issue of an...
Francis Lyster Jandron, Committee on Publication for the State of Michigan,
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In an article which appeared in your paper under date...
Richard O. Shimer, Committee on Publication for the State of Indiana,
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At Last I Know
MABEL RISELING
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Physics and Progress
Clifford P. Smith
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Giving up the Spectral
Duncan Sinclair
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The Lectures
with contributions from Arthur Wallace Ainsworth
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I am very grateful for Christian Science, which has been...
Nadine Everett with contributions from Lois Everett
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I took up the study of Christian Science for healing;...
Estelle J. Vant
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Every day I am more and more grateful for the revelation...
Flora Lion with contributions from Ralph L. Lion
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I owe a great debt to Christian Science, and wish to...
HelenLaura Growe
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I Know that Christian Science is the truth, and that it...
Helen P. Davis
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I became interested in Christian Science in 1914 through...
Martha E. Jennings
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Ever since taking up the study of Christian Science I...
Ralph De B. Flint
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My first healing through Christian Science was of eyestrain
Ada F. Stevens
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Sidney Berry