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"Separator of fable from fact"

JANE POLSON SPEARIN

FANNING or winnowing, by which the chaff is separated from the wheat, is used metaphorically in the Scriptures to indicate the divine sifting or chastening.

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Claiming Our Birthright

DONALD C. F. ERSKINE

ON page 426 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy says, "The discoverer of Christian Science finds the path less difficult when she has the high goal always before her thoughts, than when she counts her footsteps in endeavoring to reach it.

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The Value of True Recognition

SOPHY M. ARGELANDER

THE word "recognition" has a deep meaning to the Christian Scientist when he considers it in the light of Truth.

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The Christian Science Lecture

JOHN GERARD LORD

OUR lectures have a very definite place in the Christian Science movement, their purpose primarily being to give to the public an understanding of Christian Science and a better knowledge of its Discoverer and Founder, Mary Baker Eddy, in order that, through this enlightenment, mankind may be drawn to the Christ, Truth.

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A Lesson from a Spanish Garden

ELSE W. SWINSON

FROM a house on the top of a hill, a family looked down upon many gardens.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from J. L. Newland, Thomas Hastwell, James Reid, N. J. Monsma, George Parrish

[From the Colonist, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada]

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In a recent issue of your paper appear references to...

Frank T. Norman, Committee on Publication for Dunbartonshire, Scotland,

In a recent issue of your paper appear references to Christian Science which, although intended to be friendly and informative, are not strictly correct, and I shall be glad of a little space in your columns to make the necessary corrections.

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An article in a recent issue referred to Mary Baker Eddy...

Sophie de Vries

[Mrs.

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In a published letter signed by the pastor of the Lutheran...

Roy G. Watson, Committee on Publication for the State of Texas,

From Letters, Substantially as Published

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"The lion of the tribe of Juda"

MARIETTA K. HORNIMAN

A high school girl, while at her desk during a class one morning, brought her hand down on the end of a pencil with such force that the point went into her palm.