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It is regrettable that your last issue should contain a...

Caleb P. Francis, former Committee on Publication for Shropshire, England,

It is regrettable that your last issue should contain a letter, under the caption "Christian Science," which one who respected another's right to worship God according to his highest understanding would never have penned, and which shows that the writer has practically no knowledge of the teachings of Christian Science.

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Obedience to Law

HELEN WARD BANKS

On a Sunday when the subject of the week's Bible Lesson from the Christian Science Quarterly was "Everlasting Punishment," a teacher in a Christian Science Sunday School asked her class, "What is punishment?

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Growing Our Own To-morrow

ETHEL COLWELL SMITH

The individual who turns to Christian Science for healing does not at once perceive the magnitude this new-old religion will assume in his daily life.

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Go Forward

MAUDE E. BEE

Travelers on ocean liners which go down a certain river to the sea are wont to feel that the high mast of their ship will not pass under a bridge which spans their course.

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Magnifying Good

CHARLES A. GRIFFITH

The holy exaltation of thought much in evidence throughout all the books of the Bible is noticeable in the thirty-fourth Psalm, in the third verse of which the Psalmist exclaims, "O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together.

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The Glory of the Lord

ETHEL REYNELL WIGGINS

On page 566 of the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, we read, "As the children of Israel were guided triumphantly through the Red Sea, the dark ebbing and flowing tides of human fear,.

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Life and Love Synonymous

FRANCES CLARKE GEROW

Students of the Bible and of the writings of Mary Baker Eddy soon learn that God is Life and that God is Love; that Life and Love, both being names for God, are synonymous.

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Cause for Rejoicing

JOHN GERARD LORD

Many are the passages in the Scriptures that bid us rejoice for the goodness and bounty of God; and the student of Christian Science knows that the habitual practice of gratitude and rejoicing for the many manifestations of the Father's love is most helpful in working out the problems that present themselves to him for solution.

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Brotherly Love and Its Manifestation

HORTENSE L. WHEELER

Although eyes blindfolded to human need perceive it not, still brotherly love is the reflection of the Love divine, and its manifestation is a divine command, imperative and irrevocable.