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Christian Scientists agree with our surgeon-critic's statement...

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

Christian Scientists agree with our surgeon-critic's statement in your issue of recent date, that "wishing to be well rarely corrects a real physical defect," for human will-power is as foreign to Christian Science practice as is materia medica.

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Christian Scientists do not initiate or invite controversy,...

Theodore Burkhart, Committee on Publication for the State of Oregon,

Christian Scientists do not initiate or invite controversy, nor have we any quarrel with others who hold different opinions, but when misleading or incorrect statements are made about Christian Science or Mrs.

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In an article in the Tribune recently, the writer shows...

Miss Madge Bell, Committee on Publication for Auckland, New Zealand,

In an article in the Tribune recently, the writer shows that he believes Christian Science to be a method of curing disease by suggestion.

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The Monitor and Citizenship

EDMUND NICHOLS

The Christian Science Monitor should be indispensable in the home and to every student of Christian Science.

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Man, the Reflection of Spirit

LINA MARTHA FLEISCHMANN

When , shortly after coming into Christian Science, a dear practitioner asked me, "Why does man exist?

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Cooperative Ushering

IDA RANDALL SIMONEAU

To be "a doorkeeper in the house of my God" implies the activity of vigilance in individual consciousness, securing orderly entrance for constructive thoughts.

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Our Work

SARA BLACK LITTLE

Every Scientist has a sincere desire to work for the Cause of Christian Science, to be doing something to promote its growth.

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"Put away the strange gods"

SAMUEL FREDERICK SWANTEES

The Bible, in whatever history it gives of the children of Israel, is almost entirely concerned with their spiritual progress.

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Overcoming Rumination

W. STUART BOOTH

Much is being written and said at present by doctors of medicine on the subject of preventive medicine, which is a recently developed branch of their activities supposedly designed to prevent, or it may be to postpone, illness.