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Infinite Possibilities

LYMAN S. ABBOTT

One of the great blessings which Christian Science brings to the seeker is release from the belief that he is necessarily limited in his achievements.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from J. A. Goodman, Henry Pitt Van Dusen, F. Sparrow, Arthur Zuckerman, F. R. Stevens

[Editorial in the St.

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Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication

Only four items in the press needing correction reached this office during the year, and letters were written to the respective editors.

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Your correspondent, "Luke," in referring to a Christian Science...

Mrs. Winifred M. Hartley,

Your correspondent, "Luke," in referring to a Christian Science lecture, asserts the lecturer to be quite wrong in her conception of the "new birth," as set forth in St.

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In a letter in a recent issue, "X. Y. Z." states that he...

R. Ashley Vines,

In a letter in a recent issue, "X.

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My attention has been called to an item published in...

E. Howard Hooper,

My attention has been called to an item published in your paper which stated that "Christian Science has wrecked millions of lives, and caused immeasurable suffering and sorrow.

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Our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, gives on page 583 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" the definition of "Christ" as "the divine manifestation of God, which comes to the flesh to destroy incarnate error.

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The Inspired Word

BERNICE BEAL

As a source of hope, joy, enlightenment, and healing, the Bible stands supreme in the field of literature, and men have come to look upon it as the voice of infinite, eternal Truth.

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"All good for you His wisdom planned"

MARJORIE C. SELLERS

God is Love.

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The Mirror of Divine Science

CHARLES W. J. TENNANT

Christ Jesus used many familiar illustrations to help his listeners to understand the deep things of God which he was imparting to their dawning spiritual understanding; and in like manner his faithful follower, Mary Baker Eddy, employed a similar means to present her teaching.