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LETTERS TO THE PRESS from Christian Science Committees on Publication
Time
John J. Selover, Committee on
Publication for Southern California Time, Los Angeles
In his advertisement and sermon publicity a minister announced as his topic. "Christian Science and Its Deadly Teaching Concerning God, Jesus Christ, Sin and Atonement." Ordinarily we do not ask a newspaper to publish a letter correcting a sermon topic, but when, as here, the topic itself imposes upon the public a misstatement about our religion, we feel that a reply is essential.
There are thousands of Christian Scientists in Los Angeles County alone whose lives have been happified and preserved by Christian Science. They do not consider the religion deadly. It is to them the very opposite.
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July 19, 1947 issue
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A VITAL POINT IN HEALING
WILL B. DAVIS
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A new song
Ernest H. Morris
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GOD-GIVEN SELF-CONTROL
PEARL G. ANDREWS
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HOW MAY WE ATTAIN ABSOLUTE FAITH?
FRED C. FISHER
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"NEW EVERY MORNING"
MARY RETTA TITUS
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
Gertrude I. Steel
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WATCH YOUR THINKING!
ARTHUR FREEMAN
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SPIRITUAL IDEAS GIVE DAILY SUPPLIES
ROSE KENNEDY GIDLEY
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THE POWER OF GRATITUDE
ISABEL V. REITZ
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THE SEVENTH BEATITUDE
James Monteith Erskine
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NO SENSE OF LOSS IN MIND OR MAN
Paul Stark Seeley
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HAPPY VACATION!
L. Ivimy Gwalter
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From the Directors
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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REJOICE
Althea Brooks
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Many years have passed since I...
Ethel Medley Smith
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For a long time I have thought...
Hampton T. Holloway with contributions from Lillie B. Holloway
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My first healing in Christian Science...
Bertha Brown with contributions from Emma Kunker
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I want to express my gratitude...
Doris M. Shabushnig
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When Christian Science came...
Nora Louise Adams
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Every time I look at my hands...
Helen Doyle Calabro with contributions from Ernest A. Calabro
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Frank Martin, Harry Taylor