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True Gratitude

LUCRETIA G. BUNNELL

Gratitude has long been recognized as a quality of true Christianity, an esential part of Christlike character.

If we will pause to examine ourselves and very humbly look back over the way we have come, we shall see that when we have experienced failure instead of winning the expected victory, it has oftentimes been because we have had too much confidence in ourselves and have failed to obey the divine commandments.

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Obligation and Responsibility

JOHN J. FLINN

Christian Scientists should ever be mindful of the important fact that the world as a rule bases its estimate of the faith they profess upon the manner in which it is presented and lived by themselves.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Daniel A. Poling, Florence E. Allen, Grace H. Brosseau, Irving Ellsworth Putnam, Julian Harris, Henry C. Offerman, Robert E. Brown

[Daniel A.

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Let me inform our reverend critic that Christian Scientists...

John George Sumner, Committee on Publication for County Antrim,

Let me inform our reverend critic that Christian Scientists are not attracted by sermons preached against their religion.

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There have recently appeared in the Constitution several...

Fred Yould, Committee on Publication for the State of Georgia,

There have recently appeared in the Constitution several references to a speaker now appearing at the Baptist Tabernacle Bible conference here, and to his past connection with Christian Science.

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All earnest religionists must agree that salvation is the...

Ralph G. Lindstrom, Committee on Publication for the State of Colorado,

All earnest religionists must agree that salvation is the supreme purpose of religion.

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The correspondent whose letter appeared in a recent issue...

Ralph B. Textor, Committee on Publication for the State of Ohio,

The correspondent whose letter appeared in a recent issue of your paper, headed "Methods of Healing," showed a pronounced ignorance of Christian Science when he designated it as a "mind cure," and grouped it with faith-cures at shrines, and with hypnotism and spiritism or spiritualism.

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Leave Them to the Father

CHARLES V. WINN

Paul writes that "none of us liveth to himself.

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Glorifying God

RUTH MC CULLOUGH

It is recorded in John's Gospel that when Jesus was told that his friend Lazarus was sick, he replied, "This sickness is not unto death, but for the glory of God, that the Son of God might be glorified thereby.