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Christian Science is doing good,—indeed, so much good...

Christian Science is doing good,—indeed, so much good that it is a marvel that newspapers admit to their columns attacks on it when so many evil influences call for excoriation.

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A spiritual approach to healthcare

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"The secret place of the most High"

We learn in Christian Science that God is infinite Truth, Life, and Love and that He imparts to His creation only that which is completely beneficial.

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A contributor makes the statement: "One need not be a...

Fred. R. Rhodes

A contributor makes the statement: "One need not be a Christian Scientist to know that a man with a strong effort of will can stave off a cold or influenza.

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I note that an evangelist has been holding a protracted...

James D. Sherwood

I note that an evangelist has been holding a protracted meeting in Temple, and on several occasions made reference to some other religious denominations whose teachings differ from his views.
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Your correspondent is anxious to know who would be "foolish...

Samuel Greenwood

Your correspondent is anxious to know who would be "foolish and weak-minded enough" to try to heal a sick body by spiritual means.
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In a recent issue of Chat, under the heading, "What the...

H. L. Eddison

In a recent issue of Chat, under the heading, "What the Doctor Says," the writer advocates sunshine, fresh air, simple, healthy food, rest, and faith as aids to health, and adds: "What of rest and faith?

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Anthology of classic articles III

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A spiritual approach to mental health

Listen to this Sentinel Watch series on mental health—and find hope, even healing.

From Overcoming grief

What death does not do

We go on gaining moment by moment in the understanding that God is the only real Life.

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From Pregnancy and childbirth

For expectant mothers

The more fully we accept the spiritual nature of birth, the more effortlessly we can demonstrate that nothing has occurred from which one needs to recover.

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Whether confidence in prayer is more or less of a superstition...

Judge Clifford P. Smith

Whether confidence in prayer is more or less of a superstition than faith in medicine, and whether the practice of Christian Science requires less or more arduous preparation than the practice of medicine, are questions which a recent editorial in Puck entitled, "Enter Prayer, Exit Pill," was more likely to agitate than answer; and I am willing to leave these questions where Puck left them.
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Curiously enough, the failure of men to permit religion to...

Thorwald Siegfried

Curiously enough, the failure of men to permit religion to be the practical dynamic thing in their lives that it is in truth, may be traced in a very large degree to the very practice which our critical friend commends and from which students of Christian Science are freeing themselves; that is, the habit of taking any one's "opinion" about religion as truth.
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What a joy to the discerning in these days of rampant,...

What a joy to the discerning in these days of rampant, self-advertising journalism is that well edited, sanely conducted daily newspaper, The Christian Science Monitor, which requires no biased eyes to see its intrinsic worth.
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Spiritual Strength

ZORA MAY DUNNING

One Sunday morning I had occasion for great thanksgiving.
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True Progress

SADIE KIEKINTVELD

In order to progress in any line of work one must first have a firm conviction of the desirability of that for which he is striving, a conviction strong enough to keep him working persistently, to lead him to meet obstacles bravely and overcome discouragement cheerfully.
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Lessons from Rosebuds

ELEANOR M. BLAIR

Why were such tight little rosebuds sent for decoration, I wondered, as I looked at the slender points of red which dotted a bunch of white flowers at the Sunday morning service.