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Cause and Effect

BLISS KNAPP

Some time ago my attention was arrested by an unusual episode in connection with the burning of a boat called the "General Slocum.

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The Last Enemy

HUGH A. STUDDERT KENNEDY

No one thing, perhaps, has stood between mortal man and his happiness and peace more effectively than his belief in and apprehension of death.

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From the Press

with contributions from Elmer Ellsworth Carey, Newton D. Baker

[Elmer Ellsworth Carey in Chicago.

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In a paragraph under "Notes and Notions" reference is...

Duncan Sinclair

In a paragraph under "Notes and Notions" reference is made to the supposed attitude of Christian Science toward pain; and although the allusion takes the form of a mild joke, still the impression is conveyed that suffering is ignored in Christian Science practice.

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Extracts from Letters

"May I take this as an opportunity to write a word of appreciation and gratitude for the periodicals?

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Christian Science distinguishes completely between the...

Judge Clifford P. Smith

Christian Science distinguishes completely between the real, ideal man and the human or mortal sense of man.

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In his intense zeal I fear our critic does himself injustice...

Joe L. Penry

In his intense zeal I fear our critic does himself injustice when he insinuates that he is thoroughly conversant with the teachings of Christian Science.

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Almost every conceivable wrong has, at one time or another,...

Almost every conceivable wrong has, at one time or another, been attributed, in mortal belief, to the will of God.

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Omnipresence

KATE HALL

The writer has had to prove for herself the wonderful truths contained in the thought of God's omnipresence.

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Practical Aid

JESSIE I. UPHAM

Doubtless the dearest wish of all Christian Scientists is that every one in the world may understand Christian Science well enough to desire to live by it.