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Human Affection Purified

ESTHER MURRAY

It is sometimes said by those who have a superficial acquaintance with Christian Scientists that they are hard, unsympathetic, and unloving.

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Childhood and Obedience

MARY E. HARDY

One who is observant readily traces upon the face of a child its environment of thought.

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The possibility of the attainment of perfection is a vital question which has never been settled and cannot be settled outside of the spiritual understanding of God and man as gained in Christian Science.

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"Without material accompaniments"

NELLIE B. MACE

The human mind assents readily to the scientific denial of the evidence of the senses, if expecting that its suffering may thereby cease.

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That the theologians have always found the apparent...

Carl E. Herring

That the theologians have always found the apparent presence of evil a hard problem, serves only to introduce the fact that until Mrs.

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A report of a lecture on "The Church and Mental Healing"...

Frederick R. Rhodes

A report of a lecture on "The Church and Mental Healing" contains a reference to Christian Science which is likely to leave quite an erroneous impression with the reader.

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The report of an address on Christian Science which appeared...

Samuel Greenwood

The report of an address on Christian Science which appeared in The Times would make strange reading if one did not consider the many vagaries to which the human mind is subject.

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Now with reference to the healing accomplished in Christian Science,...

Aaron E. Brandt

Now with reference to the healing accomplished in Christian Science, in support of which the strongest kind of evidence can be produced from reputable sources, and covering every known disease or disorder,—organic, functional, malignant, or otherwise, diagnosed as such by physicians,— let it be understood that in this healing process Christian Science practitioners do not diagnose or treat disease.

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It seems proper when the world is in such turmoil as it is...

W. D. Hinchsliff

It seems proper when the world is in such turmoil as it is at this time, that we consider some of the vital forces that are at work for the uplift and betterment of mankind.

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Notwithstanding the fact that the Scriptures declare in...

Notwithstanding the fact that the Scriptures declare in the first chapter, and reiterate through their pages, that man is the image and likeness of God, this view of man is the one most remote from common acceptance.