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The report from the judiciary committee to the Assembly,...

The report from the judiciary committee to the Assembly, of the Thorn bill legitimatizing the practice of Christian Science in New York, is a first step in the right direction.

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Christian Scientists did the handsome thing by sending a...

Christian Scientists did the handsome thing by sending a check for five hundred dollars to the First Baptist Society of Malden to help rebuild its beautiful church destroyed by fire.

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"Sunlight of Truth"

GRACE KNOX COOPER

The question is often asked by those inquiring into Christian Science, How can God heal if He knows nothing of error?

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Efficiency

GEORGE SILAS HADDOCK

We hear much of the word efficiency, these days.

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Joy

LAURA GERAHTY

It has been said that the expression of joy "is the peculiar privilege of the true Christian Scientist.

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At stated times new boards of directors are elected in our churches, new committees formed, and members of the churches are appointed or elected to serve in the several positions and branches of the work; therefore it is right and also our duty to hold ourselves ready when called upon, and willing always to do what we can, either as members or officers.

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Peace and Peacemakers

FLORENCE G. MERROW

To the majority of people, the first thought of a peacemaker calls to mind a person of serene temperament, one who seeks to replace discord with harmony, and to bring about amicable relations between individuals or nations.

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Educated Narrow-mindedness

HON. CLARENCE A. BUSKIRK

Ignorance is the father of narrow-mindedness and the grandfather of intolerance.

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If it is hard for us, amid these little ills of life, to keep...

Max Müller

If it is hard for us, amid these little ills of life, to keep God's providence continually in view, and if we hesitate, in every struggle, to step out of the commonplaces of life into the presence of the Divine, then life ought to appear to us at least an art, if not a duty.