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Meeting Our Brother's Need

ALICE F. FUNKEN

One of the outstanding things about Mary Baker Eddy was the love she expressed toward her fellow workers.

The account of Jesus' baptism and ensuing wilderness experience, as presented in the last few verses of the third chapter of Matthew's Gospel and the first eleven verses of the succeeding chapter, is of vital importance to the Christian Scientist.

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Demonstration of the Primal Order

BETHEL GILLIAM

According to material theories of existence, man has a fleshly beginning, a precarious life, and an inevitable death.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from James Reid, Fernando H. Groom, Harry Taylor, Robert Quillen, Arthur Hedley

The Rev.

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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication

Philip Hardy Simpson

Philip Hardy Simpson, Committee on Publication for Devonshire, England Journal Herald, Barnstaple

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Man Is Free from Temptation

THEODORE N. COOK

Christian Scientists on college campuses, in the armed forces, in the business world, and in other fields of endeavor are proving daily that the temptations of the so-called carnal mind are merely lying suggestions, with no basis in fact.

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"Perfection is normal"

HELEN C. HERRING

"According to Christian Science, perfection is normal,—not miraculous.

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"Like father, like son"

EDWARD IRVING PETERS

How often in an attempt to explain some characteristic we hear the expression, "He gets that from his father," or, "That is inherited from his mother"! This also may apply to disease, which mortal mind attributes either wholly or in part to heredity.

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No Matter to Change

RUTH G. PRELL

Eager throngs were waiting outside a church edifice where a lecture on Christian Science was to be given.

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"Do the work of an evangelist"

HAROLD MOLTER

Throughout the centuries since the establishment of the Christian era devout men, women, and even children have been impelled to travel from place to place to share the message of Christianity with their fellow men.