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Signs of the Times

with contributions from David D. Jones, Hubert Opperman, W. R. Williams, Merle N. Smith, Prebendary E. C. Rich

[The Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney, Scotland, as quoted in the New York Times, New York]

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Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication

During the past year there was but one reference to Christian Science in the secular press which called for attention.

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In a letter signed "Vatic," appearing in a recent issue of...

George H. Kitendaugh,

In a letter signed "Vatic," appearing in a recent issue of the Gleaner, Christian Science was mentioned in connection with a statement about superstition.

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The phenomenal spread of Christian Science amongst...

Charles W. J. Tennant,

The phenomenal spread of Christian Science amongst intelligent men and women throughout the civilized world is one answer to its critics.

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Hundreds of thousands of Christian Scientists, in the past...

Harold Molter,

Hundreds of thousands of Christian Scientists, in the past sixty years, have been healed of chronic, functional, and organic diseases, as well as other discordant conditions, through prayer alone, as taught in Christian Science.

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"The finger-posts of divine Science"

MARGUERITE SCOTT TILL

A Young Christian Scientist was trying to work out a problem of "place" in Christian Science.

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Spiritual Power

LOUIS J. DU BOIS

Spirituality is not a mysterious and remote quality.

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Oneness

GENEVA MARY CLIPPINGER

Man constantly reflects or expresses God.

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"Go forward"

EARL J. FISHER

In the Bible there are accounts of the overcoming of difficulties and the solution of problems which were presented to the human mind, and which baffled and perplexed men thousands of years ago.

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"Return every man to his house"

SUSAN F. CAMPBELL

There were times in the national life of the children of Israel when their course flowed along more smoothly because the law and order which Moses had established were being obeyed and observed; but there were other times when conditions became acutely difficult.