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Worship and Dedication
Mrs. Eddy writes (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 596): "Paul saw in Athens an altar dedicated 'to the unknown God.' Referring to it, he said to the Athenians: 'Whom therefore ye ignorantly worship, Him declare I unto you.'" Through the practice of Christian Science the worship of Deity is enlightened and brings practical blessings. God, infinite Mind, needs no visible altar, no material sacrifices, but only the sacrifice of material ignorance, idolatry, and their dire results.
The Christian Scientist knows that his worship consists in giving up sin, false thinking, and in manifesting the qualities of spiritual man. The true altar stands for spiritual consecration. The individual himself knows the quality of his own unuttered thoughts and the extent to which he is or is not dedicating his thought and life to the purposes of God, good.

June 18, 1932 issue
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Annual Meeting of The Mother Church
with contributions from Robert E. Buffum, Ralph O. Brewster, The Christian Science Board of Directors, Edward L. Ripley
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Announcement
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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The Promise of Christian Science
Duncan Sinclair
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Worship and Dedication
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from Ulla von Rosen, Katharine Warren King, Frank Arthur Hilton, Jr.
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I suppose there comes into the life of everybody, sooner...
Constance M. Hickson
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Christian Science has bestowed upon my family and...
Harry Frank Rose
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As I hear the testimonies at the Christian Science...
Adelbert H. Burnes
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Christian Science has met my needs for the past eighteen...
Rena M. Bechard with contributions from Owen
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Arthur C. Archibald, Davis, A. E. Truxal, George Lansbury