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A Glimpse of Truth

LEWIS C. STRANG

AGAIN and again, when battling with the claims of finite sense—the suggestions of physical or mental inharmony and lack—the student of Christian Science is tempted to cry out for more of the truth to help him in his time of need.

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Persistence

LESLIE M. KNAPP

WHAT a wonderful thing Christian Science is to the person who, befogged in sin, worried over financial difficulties, disappointed in the failure to find joy and peace in some human relationship, or clogged by the pain and weariness of some belief of physical ill, hears the joyous message of divine Love and the good which it brings to all the world, in the inspired words of Mary Baker Eddy: "The notion that both evil and good are real is a delusion of material sense, which Science annihilates.

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True Prayer

MOLLIE A. HOWE

WHEN Paul wrote, in his first letter to the Thessalonians, "Pray without ceasing," and prefaced this admonition with the words, "Rejoice evermore," following it with, "In every thing give thanks," one can readily see that the writer of this epistle recognized joy and gratitude as essential to true prayer, and these two qualities are so linked together as to make it difficult to find where the one ends, and the other begins, in attempting to differentiate.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from H. Preserved Smith, Angus Stewart Woodburne

[Forbes]

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If the clergyman, whose attack on Christian Science is...

Aaron E. Brandt

If the clergyman, whose attack on Christian Science is reported in a recent issue, intended to show his lack of knowledge regarding the subject, he could hardly have taken a more effective method.

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The Staff of a recent date reports a "popular evangelist"...

John M. Dean

The Staff of a recent date reports a "popular evangelist" as denouncing Christian Science in language forceful, if not elegant.

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The minister writing in a recent issue states that "in last...

James M. Stevens

The minister writing in a recent issue states that "in last Sunday evening's address we proved that the God of Christian Science is not the God of the Christian church.

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"Idolatry," writes Mrs. Eddy on page 307 of her book...

"Idolatry," writes Mrs.

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"Run the straight race"

WILLIAM ROSS

The following verse from one of the many beautiful hymns in the Christian Science Hymnal.

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Nothing Too Good To Be True

HELEN J. ALLEN

A common remark, even among professing Christians, when some very desirable possibility is contemplated, is this: "Oh, I'm afraid that is too good to be true.