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In a recent review of a book there are some misleading...

Rose A. Lilly

In a recent review of a book there are some misleading references to Christian Science.

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Time was, and not so very long ago, when varying opinions...

Carl E. Herring

Time was, and not so very long ago, when varying opinions meant bitterness and enmity.

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The Secret Place

JOSEPH G. ALDEN

When Herod ordered the slaughter of the Bethlehem children he was foiled in his attempt to destroy the child Jesus by a warning imparted to Joseph in a vision, which caused him to take the babe and his mother secretly into Egypt.

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Christian Science in the Home

MRS. BLYTHE KYSOR

The value of Christian Science literature is that it spiritualizes and instructs its readers in a way no other literature could possibly do.

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A Mother's Experience

ELSA H. SCHREIBER

Since I am only one of the thousands of mothers who have been called upon to part with their sons in the recent sweeping selective draft, my experience has no doubt been duplicated in many homes in the United States of America.

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One Governing Intelligence

AVERY BROWN

At an annual meeting of The Mother Church one of its officers in the course of his report urged the constant recognition by Christian Scientists of the fact that there is in reality only one director of The Mother Church activities; meaning, of course, that divine Principle is the one intelligence upon which the movement is dependent for guidance.

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Feet of Brass

[Editorial in The Christian Science Monitor, Boston, U.

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From Our Exchanges

with contributions from Charles Stelzle, K. C. Anderson

[The Christian Intelligencer]

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Clarence T. McFarland of 162 Newbury Street, Boston,...

Clarence T.

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Whether The Christian Science Monitor has lost much of...

Judge Clifford P. Smith

Whether The Christian Science Monitor has lost much of its former excellence since the entrance of this country into the war, as The Miami Metropolis has asserted, must be a matter of individual opinion, yet the further comment that The Christian Science Monitor has become a British newspaper can hardly be true, unless there is a substantial disagreement between the United States and the United Kingdom with regard to the war.