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The very kindly intentioned reference...
William D. Kilpatrick, Manager of Committees on Publication Daily Times, Gloucester, Massachusetts
The very kindly intentioned reference to Christian Science in a syndicated column in a recent issue of your paper might tend, in the minds of your readers, to a rather restricted and more or less confused sense of the application of spiritual power as understood, taught, and practiced by Christian Scientists.
Spiritual power comes from God. Most people will agree to that. The question then revolves around what may be considered a right concept of God. One of the synonyms used by Mary Baker Eddy in her definition of God (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 465) is "Mind."
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November 4, 1944 issue
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The Christian's God and Universe
VISCOUNT ASTOR
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Voting Is a Christian Duty
ESTELLA M. STETSON
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Self-Defense
LAURA BROWN CROWELL
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From Perfection to Perfection
SELINA COLLINS CAMPBELL
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God, Not Men, Governs Every Man
ALBERT CLINTON MOON
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Prayer Instead of Fear
GLADYS E. MARTIN
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Call to Duty
OMA OLNA MARTIN
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Seeing Man as He Is
ADAM A. HILLEBRAND
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The Mother Church Wartime Fund
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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"Now is come salvation"
Margaret Morrison
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The Ninth Commandment
Paul Stark Seeley
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The very kindly intentioned reference...
William D. Kilpatrick
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The Secret Place
LORENE H. TROUSDALE
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I write this testimony to express...
Florence Lowenadler
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Father-Mother God, I thank...
Alice M. Flieger
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Having had the privilege of...
J. Ross Davis
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I am grateful to know that there...
Florence Cates
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For a long time I have felt the...
Margaret M. Moore
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I should like to express gratitude...
Ruth Sherman
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Thirty years ago I was the victim...
Thomas J. Heady
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This testimony is given in...
Evelyn Nichols
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Go Forward
MAUDE DE VERSE NEWTON
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Robert Power, Hugh Clark Stuntz, Henry A. Wallace, Walton E. Cole, Ruth Swander, A. C. Decker, J. W. Jenkinson