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WILLING SERVICE

MAY BELCHER.

Those who are living in homes in which the occupants are not all students of Christian Science, often find it very difficult to know just how far it is necessary to make concessions to the more material thought surrounding them.

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ABOVE THE FOG

M. G. KAINS, M.S.

There had been five days of rain and fog, and the morning of the sixth day seemed to present only a repetition of the dismal weather.

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FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from Samuel McChord Crothers, Frederick Lynch

[Universalist Leader.

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No one who knows anything of the good accomplished...

No one who knows anything of the good accomplished by Christian Science, the marvelous increase of spirituality and Christian forbearance displayed by those who have come within its scope, can deny that Mrs.

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My attention has been called to a paragraph in the...

E. M. Ramsay

My attention has been called to a paragraph in the Evening Telegraphic and Post of Friday [Dec.

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President Taft has revoked the order which barred Christian Scientists...

President Taft has revoked the order which barred Christian Scientists from treating sick people in the Panama Canal Zone.

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To me Christian Science is—well, I shall not say it, because...

To me Christian Science is—well, I shall not say it, because I don't want to read the letters I'd get, if I did say it, from the efficient and irrepressible publication committee.

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With all due respect for our clerical critic, I must take...

Charles K. Skinner

With all due respect for our clerical critic, I must take issue with him on the statement in his sermon which was reported as follows: "Today we have a flood of speculation under the guise of.

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A few days ago it was just three years since a daily...

Translated from the Dutch, Marie Hartmann

A few days ago it was just three years since a daily newspaper was founded in Boston, U.

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In disparaging the Biblical account of creation given in...

Howard C. Van Meter

In disparaging the Biblical account of creation given in the first chapter of Genesis, as the basis for Christian Science, the critic no doubt satisfies a leaning toward skepticism as to the whole trend of Christian effort.