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The Liberator—Love
The real universe is Love's universe, for God is Love. How feebly sometimes we realize this great fundamental truth! The days of mortals are spent amid material surroundings, in a world where there seems to be for many a perptual struggle for existence, where animal preys upon animal and men often vie with each other ruthlessly. If we are deceived by the material senses and allow ourselves to believe what they tell us, then we shall certainly be blind to the harmonies of the spiritual universe—Love's perfect universe.
Christian Science is before the world today as the scientific exponent of spiritual truth, the absolute truth about God and His creation. It is telling mankind that God is good; that He is Love, and that He exists without an opposite. And since God is Love and altogether good, His creation must be like Him—perfect. The real creation, which is God's manifestation of Himself, has not trace of evil about it; neither is it material, but spiritual. The ideas which constitute the real creation never war against each other, never vie with each other, never hurt each other, since the Principle of their being is Love. As this is understood and the false nature of the material sense of creation is discerned, one begins to have the mastery over false material sense.
God is Love. How do we define Love? We might declare, as Christian Science does, that Love is divine Principle, infinite good, the cause of all that really exists. We might declare, further, that Love is synonymous with Life; and that would be to affirm an immortal truth. But these would not exhaust the definition—far from it; and for the reason that God, Love, is infinite. It were well that we should stand with reverence as we contemplate God as Love. It were well that we should practice doing so; for this mental attitude will help to free us from the mesmerism of materiality, with its debasing tendencies, its false beliefs of oppression and cruelty, sin, disease, and death.
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October 13, 1934 issue
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Omniscience
CHARLES C. BUTTERWORTH
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Availability of Good
ELSIE CALDWELL
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Unceasing Prayer
CORNELIUS CROSBY WEBSTER
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Our Hymnal
KATE SPEAR CORNELL
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Sunday School Lessons
ANNIE R. KINMAN
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Lessons from a Tree
CORNA G. NOBLE
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Being God's Reflection
CONSTANCE HEWARD
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Footsteps of Love
FLORENCE DAVIS KELLER
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The editorial entitled "Worry" in your issue of March 22...
Newton T. Burdick, Committee on Publication for the Province of British Columbia, Canada,
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In a radiocast over this station last Sunday, misleading...
Statement by Albert E. Lombard, Committee on Publication for Southern California,
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May I ask your brief indulgence in referring to a letter...
William Wallace Porter, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,
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The condemnation of Christian Science by a bishop in...
George W. Martin, Committee on Publication for Victoria, Australia,
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In reply to the letter headed "Christian Science" and...
Robert Ramsey, Committee on Publication for the County of Lanarkshire, Scotland,
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Signs of Dawn
ELIZABETH B. CATE
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The Liberator—Love
Duncan Sinclair
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God's Witness
Violet Ker Seymer
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Letter from the Directors
The Christian Science Board Of Directors with contributions from William R. Rathvon, George Wendell Adams, Charles E. Heitman, William P. McKenzie, Nelvia E. Ritchie, The Christian Science Board of Directors
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The Lectures
with contributions from Marian Janet Turner
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In 1904 a noted eye specialist, after a very thorough...
Ernest Roberts
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With a heart full of gratitude I testify to the healing and...
Emily C. Newsam
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This testimony is written in gratitude and love for the...
Constance Delapena
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I became interested in Christian Science almost five...
Helen B. Roth
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When Christian Science was presented to me I did not...
Harry D. Elliott
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About nine years ago, after being told by doctors at...
Winifred M. Bickmore
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Christian Science came into our home at a time when all...
Fred W. Hackmann
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Some time ago I was thrown under a car
Dolly Clara Becker
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The Christian Science Reading Room
ALFRED GORDON
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from E. Winter, Louis L. Perkins, Beatrice E. Green, John McDowell, Harry B. Clarke