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"OPENED ... OF HIS OWN ACCORD"

ROBERT J. MITCHELL

As we follow the angel thoughts of Love, which give us light, darkness and bondage will of their own accord disappear.

COMMEMORATING THE CHRIST

MYRTLE B. MC COSKER

Christian Scientists endeavor to commemorate an eternal Christmas, as did their Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, who wrote, "I celebrate Christmas with my soul, my spiritual sense, and so commemorate the entrance into human understanding of the Christ conceived of Spirit, of God and not of a woman—as the birth of Truth, the dawn of divine Love breaking upon the gloom of matter and evil with the glory of infinite being".

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GRATITUDE, THE APPROACH TO GOD

CHARLES ROLLAND SPENCER

Many earnest students of Christian Science, having acquired much of the letter, yet feel the lack of that intimate and satisfying touch with the all-loving Father-Mother God that they had anticipated as an assured reward.

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THE WAY OF MEEKNESS AND MIGHT

ROSE L. KEMPTHORNE

In an article entitled "The Way" in her "Miscellaneous Writings" Mary Baker Eddy points to good healing and more of the spirit of Truth as requisites for genuine progress.

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"RECEIVED THROUGH THE AFFECTIONS"

DOUGLAS ROBERTS

We cannot approach the study of Christian Science with the same mental attitude that we have in studying chemistry, for instance, or music or mathematics.

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CHRISTMAS GIFTS

PEARL G. ANDREWS

True Christmas giving, like everything else good and true, begins with God, for it is a reminder of His giving of the Christ to mankind.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Arthur J. Western, Jean A. Vis, Thomas S. Kepler

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Christian Science Committees on Publication SAFEGUARD OUR SCHOOL CHILDREN'S RIGHTS

New Jersey

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LETTERS TO THE PRESS from Christian Science Committees on Publication

Nelson

Nelson, British Columbia, CanadaDaily Times

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"WE WILL NOT SERVE THY GODS"

MARGIT ROSDOL

A vast opportunity is open to every follower of Truth to prove the omnipotence of God, good, and consequently the powerlessness of evil, the supposed opposite of God.