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Mind Your Own Business

GEORGE F. TIMPSON

What one's own business is was expressed by Jesus in his reply to the inquiring scirbe: "The first of all the commandments is, Hear, O Israel; The Lord our God is one Lord: and thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment.

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Demonstration

EDITH BOWERS

When the Christian Scientist speaks of demonstration, just what does he mean?

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Judgment Laid to the Line

EDWARD NASH

The writers of the Old Testament books were fond of referring to the art of building as a symbol for mental construction because it is one which could be easily understood, very simple but very permanent in its character, and one which requires accuracy of measurement and careful and correct judgment in its early stages.

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Interference

FRANK BARNDOLLAR

Humanity has long been conscious of the fact that God is able to destroy as evidence all seeming conditions of inharmony; yet has it been prone to believe that God was afar off and oftentimes blind to its struggles and deaf to its appeal.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from James Bryce, Shailer Matthews, Robert Henry Albach, Nicholas Murray Butler

[Excerpts from "Modern Democracies," by James Bryce (Viscount Bryce)]

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"As a man thinketh"

ALVA J. CUNNINGHAM

NO structure can be built and expected to stand securely unless the foundation is firm, built on something substantial.

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"To your tents, O Israel"

WILLIAM RUFUS SCOTT

IN the history of Christian Science the year 1908 marks the beginning of an epoch.

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"Time and medication"

E. MARION LOVE

ONE of the beliefs in materiality which often comes up to the Christian Science practitioner, as well as to others, is the belief in time as a healing agent.

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Confidence

OSKAR SEITZ

WHEN I first found Christian Science and caught a glimpse of this glorious teaching, when I first began to realize that I was standing at the portal of infinity, I went through the experience Peter must have gone through when he saw his beloved Master walk over the waves.

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Some Thoughts on Gratitude

GEOFFREY HAMLYN

A POINT that has often occurred to me in considering the question of gratitude is that the real, the spiritual man in the image and likeness of God, infinite good, cannot be conceived of as experiencing the feeling of gratitude in the way that mortals commonly experience it, since the ordinary human sense of gratitude presupposes, whether we realize it or not, "the knowledge of good and evil," a "knowledge" that has no place in God's kingdom.