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I regret to note in your issue of recent date that a gentleman,...

Charles E. Heitman, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,

I regret to note in your issue of recent date that a gentleman, in a recent address delivered in Albany, took occasion to criticize the healing ministry of Christian Science and to classify it with a number of other teachings, religious and otherwise, with which it has nothing in common.

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Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science,...

Edgar McLeod, Committee on Publication for Northern California,

Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, teaches clearly that animal magnetism is a product of mortal mind, or of what Paul terms the "carnal mind;" that it has no value whatever as a curative agent; and that, as in the case of hypnotism, any effect seemingly produced by it can only be the effect of illusion.

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Our critic will agree that the Bible records several instances...

William K. Primrose,

Our critic will agree that the Bible records several instances of our Master's disbelief in the actual existence of material things, as, for example, in his passing out of the sight of a crowd, stilling the tempest, stepping into a boat and being immediately at the other side, and also entering a room the doors of which were shut.

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Impregnable Defenses

MARJORIE SHULER

Promotion of the student in school imposes two dominant requirements,—further study of the necessary textbooks and the subsequent application of their rules.

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Kind Lions

MABEL S. THOMSON

Ann is seven years old.

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Paths of Peace

MYRTLE TIMMONS SUTHERLAND

Through the first twenty-four chapters of the book of Proverbs there echoes and reechoes a single theme,—the beauty of true wisdom.

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Good Morning

SUSAN F. CAMPBELL

It is said that a certain French count began the day by wishing himself the following "Good morning": "Bonjour, Monsieur le comte; there are great things for you to do to-day!" Surely in all the world's history there were never greater things to be done than there are now, and there were never better equipped men and women to do them than those who are striving to follow the words and works of the master Christian, Christ Jesus.

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"The sower soweth the word"

GEORGENE L. MILLER

Among the joyous activities of the Christian Science movement is the distribution of its authorized literature.

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Spiritual Light

WILLIAM G. BIEDERMAN

This stanza from hymn number 63 in the Christian Science Hymnal is only one of many examples in the Hymnal, as well as in the Bible and the writings of the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, which show that spiritual light is a requisite to true advancement.

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Unlimited Business

ALEC B. MURRAY

Whatever the reason which impels one to begin the study of Christian Science, it will not be long before the insistence of this Science on the allness of Spirit and the unreality of matter is recognized.