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Independent Work

KATHLENE C. BURNETT

Paul's admonition, "Work out your own salvation," is the motto by which earnest seekers after Truth find themselves ascending the ladder of spiritual progress.

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The Demands of Truth

FRANK H. SPRAGUE

Because he was able to show by his works that he understood God better than did other men, Christ Jesus became the way of salvation for all mankind.

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Interpreters

IRVING C. TOMLINSON, M.A.

One who has traveled in foreign lands where he is unable to speak the prevailing language, keenly appreciates the value of an interpreter.

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From Our Exchanges

with contributions from H. S. McClelland, William C. Billings, T. Rhondda Williams, John Haynes Holmes

[The Universalist Leader]

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After carefully reading the published sermon of the Rev. Dr.—...

Norman E. John

After carefully reading the published sermon of the Rev.

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In the recent sermon on Christian Science reported in the...

Charles E. Jarvis

In the recent sermon on Christian Science reported in the Enterprise, the cleargyman has displayed a regrettable spirit of intolerance which can only be accounted for by his evident failure to grasp the import of Mrs.

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A recent issue of The Times contained a review of a pamphlet...

L. H. Jones

A recent issue of The Times contained a review of a pamphlet by one of our local ministers, attacking Christian Science.

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In a recent article there is a reference to the views of a...

Frederick Dixon

In a recent article there is a reference to the views of a gentleman whose services are described as being in great demand to expose modern counterfeits of Christianity, such as spiritism and Christian Science.

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Feeding the Five Thousand

BELLE F. KERR

In no one of the miracles of Jesus was man's divinely bestowed dominion more clearly manifested than in the feeding of the five thousand, which occurred toward the close of his second year's ministry and immediately following the tragic death of John the Baptist.

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Stories for Children

MANA WILLIS FISHER

One of the dearest memories of childhood is that of the mother as a story-teller, and in thought the narratives still stand, just as clearly as when she told them; every detail, every thrilling event, remains with us.