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In your issue of March 12, 1935, you quoted a statement...
Eastern Province Herald
In your issue of March 12, 1935, you quoted a statement to the effect that Christian Science is "a child begotten by intuition out of ignorance, and the perennial product of the human mind." Christian Science is true Science, and as the word "science" is derived from scire, "to know, or to understand," so Christian Science is the knowledge or the understanding of Christ, or Truth, begotten not by the human mind, but by the divine Mind, or God. In the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, the author introduced the term "Christian Science" to designate a scientific system of divine healing. She states on page 127: "Science is an emanation of divine Mind, and is alone able to interpret God aright. It has a spiritual, and not a material origin. It is a divine utterance, —the Comforter which leadeth into all truth."
Christian Science is the very opposite of ignorance; and in fact no one is called upon to believe any statement made in the textbook unless he can understand and prove it to be true. This is exactly what students of Christian Science are doing every day. At the Wednesday evening services all over the world hundreds and thousands of people are expressing gratitude for healings, physical and mental, brought about by a better understanding of God— the divine Mind. It is the action of divine Mind on the human mind that heals. You will remember that Jesus was accused of healing by Beelzebub, and because Christian Scientists are emulating Jesus to the extent of their understanding, they are accused of much the same thing now.
It is ignorance that causes many hundreds of thousands of thinking men and women all over the world, in all phases of life, to study the Bible, together with the Christian Science textbook, in order to obtain a better knowledge of God and man in His image and likeness? No, it is because they know that with the little understanding they have gained they are able to demonstrate the truth, thus bringing joy, happiness, and health, in many cases after medical methods have failed.
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January 4, 1936 issue
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Dispelling the Adamic Dream
WILLIAM E. BROWN
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True Greatness
LOUISE RAVENS
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"Times of refreshing"
MARION B. HOYLE
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Demonstration
WALTER G. LAMONT
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"Treasure in heaven"
ELSIE BROWN PERSON
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What Can I Do for Peace?
HELEN HIXON
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Spiritual Power
ALFRED MARSHALL VAUGHN
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Companionship
ELOISE L. PATTILLO
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For a Little Lad
LAURA GERAHTY
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William Wallace Porter, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,
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In Ullern Avis of the 4th inst. there is an article entitled...
Nils A. T. Lerche, Committee on Publication for Norway,
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Your correspondent, under the heading "Divine Healing,"...
Leslie Burn Andreae, Committee on Publication for Norfolk, England,
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In your issue of March 12, 1935, you quoted a statement...
Captain W. John Fuller,
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Healing, a Primary Requirement
Duncan Sinclair
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"Improve Your Time"
George Shaw Cook
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The Lectures
with contributions from Jeanne A. Chichester, Frank V. Tinker, Martin F. Comeau, Alice A. Votaw
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Many years ago Christian Science came to me at a time...
Laura Whitelock
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Having, for over nine years, received many blessings...
Mabel Roberts Emmick
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Without lessening my appreciation of the great Bible...
Hannah B. Price
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This testimony is an expression of my deep gratitude to...
George E. Lerch with contributions from Minnie S. Lerch
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With a joyful heart and out of deepest gratitude I should...
Margarete Welzel
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I was led to take up the study of Christian Science...
Eugénie V. E. Croft
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Healing in Christian Science
MINNY M. H. AYERS
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from W. D. L., Miles B. Fisher, Isaac Ogden Rankin, James Reid, J. George Dorn, Ray C. Harker