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Opportunity

MAUDE E. HEALY

MANY persons have regarded opportunity as accidental, elusive, the result of chance or luck, coming rarely to even the most deserving.

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GENERALLY speaking, how careless, inaccurate, and above all how illogical, was our thinking before we commenced the study of Christian Science; how feeble our concept of Truth or reality! Also, how little we realized the importance of correct thinking; and how blindly we accepted what the carnal mind or physical sense suggested to us—and all because of their misleading and deceptive nature! The reason for this was—what?

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Ernest H. Cherrington, Janet Mabie, S. Parkes Cadman

[Ernest H.

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The medical writer in a recent issue of the California Monthly...

Edgar McLeod, Committee on Publication for Northern California,

The medical writer in a recent issue of the California Monthly who condemns and ridicules the various systems of healing which differ from his own, and who also disparages the judgment of persons who exercise their right to choose remedial aid other than that he himself espouses, makes several statements which show that he is badly informed and under a complete misapprehension with respect to the teaching and practice of Christian Science.

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Please permit me to reply to certain friendly queries and...

Charles M. Shaw, Committee on Publication for Lancashire, England,

Please permit me to reply to certain friendly queries and criticisms of Christian Science by your correspondent.

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According to the report of a general meeting of the...

David A. Giel, Committee on Publication for Holland,

According to the report of a general meeting of the Maatschappij tot bevordering der Geneeskunst.

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In the "To-day" column of a recent issue of the Times...

Ralph W. Still, Committee on Publication for the State of Texas,

In the "To-day" column of a recent issue of the Times statements appear concerning the teachings of Christian Science, for the correction of which I would be pleased to have you allow space.

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God Elects

ROSALIE S. JACOBY

Christian Scientists are not politicians in the commonly accepted sense of the term, but they strive to follow the example of their Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, who wrote (see page 276 of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany): "I am asked, 'What are your politics?

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Song

VIOLA BUMSTEAD

The word "song" suggests melody, harmony, rhythm, joy, praise, gratitude.

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True Motive for Healing

JESSE R. BOWMAN

When the student of Christian Science calls upon a practitioner for aid, in the seeker's consciousness there is usually the desire for some definite result to be brought about.