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Divine Right of Kings

EDITH BOWERS

The doctrine of the "divine right of kings" is based on the hypothesis that certain individuals by virtue of their office are responsible for their actions to God alone, that they are above the civil law and therefore not subject to the jurisdiction of the civil courts.

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The Compass

ARCHIBALD CAREY

To beginners in Christian Science as well as to more advanced students the question often arises: I have learned to know that all is infinite Mind, Love, good, and its perfect infinite manifestation, the spiritual universe and spiritual man; how can anything that is not good still seem to me to have reality or power?

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from J. Edgar Park, Roger W. Babson

[Henry Ford in The Dearborn Independent]

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Problems

MILDRED E. BEANS

In the demonstration of the harmony of true being, the advancing thought encounters what it pleases to call problems; and it is well to look upon false claims, whatever their seeming character may be, as nothing more than problems which are to be met and overcome.

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Work

SARAH WOODALL

The student of Christian Science is at times faced with various problems in connection with the nature of his daily work.

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Silence

FLORENCE HELEN BOSWELL

Many striking passages in the Bible and in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy show that there is a time to speak and a time to be silent; there is the silence of Jesus and there is the silence of Judas, the silence of spiritual perception and authority which knows the nothingness and powerlessness of sin, and the silence of fear, hypocrisy, and dishonesty which would cover sin for the sake of a convenient peace.

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Finding One's Place

CLARA M. DARLINGTON

The moment one gains the least idea of Truth as revealed in Christian Science, that moment the process of finding one's right place begins.

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"The past, the present, and the future"

HUGH A. STUDDERT KENNEDY

One of the most notable characteristics of the human mind is its eagerness to plan ahead, and to safeguard the future.

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Proving Evil to Be Nothing

JOHN L. CARTER

When Jesus declared, of the carnal-minded men of that day, "Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do," he showed his unerring sense of cause and effect.