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The writer in the column entitled "What the Doctor...

Charles M. Shaw

The writer in the column entitled "What the Doctor Says" associated Christian Science with faith-healing and mental healing, and described all these as variations of what he calls "the same fundamental principle.

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It is not a pleasant thing to make an apology, but we...

It is not a pleasant thing to make an apology, but we believe it is due to our readers to make one for our negligence in permitting the publication, in a recent issue, of certain portions of Doctor —'s sermon, wherein he continued his attack on Christian Science.

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Christian Scientists have no objections to intelligent discussion...

Ezra W. Palmer

Christian Scientists have no objections to intelligent discussion of Christian Science.

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The fact that Christian Science is becoming known and...

Judge Clifford P. Smith

The fact that Christian Science is becoming known and accepted by intelligent persons, while it is still the object of disrespectful allusions by others who are not so well informed, was illustrated in a recent number of the Musical Courier.

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The evolution of the intolerance of the human mind may be...

The evolution of the intolerance of the human mind may be traced very easily in the history of religious and civil disability throughout the world.

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Mountain Lessons

HELLEN L. YOUNG

As the traveler's eyes are lifted up to the great continental divide, he sees towering in all its grandeur that ridge of the Rocky Mountains on whose western slope the rain that falls runs to the quiet Pacific, while that which waters the eastern slope flows into the storm-tossed Atlantic.

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Who Is Ready?

WILLIAM C. KAUFMAN

In Christian Science, God, divine Life, Truth, and Love, is understood as the basis of being, and generic man, including the universe, is recognized as the full reflection, expression, or manifestation of God.

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Stirring

LENA PROBST

One day, while studying our text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.

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Rejoice

RALPH W. SMITH

In the thirty-seventh chapter of the first book of the Bible is the beginning of a narrative which continues to the end of Genesis.

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Spiritual Baptism

BERTHA V. ZEREGA

When Jesus said to Nicodemus, "Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God," he was referring to the necessary stages of conversion or regeneration which typify the salvation of mankind from worldliness, from the illusions of life and sensation in matter, to godliness, the spiritual attainment of conscious harmony, immortality, health, and love, the reign of heaven within us.