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GLORIFYING GOD

The student of Christian Science, if he is honest, has before him one definite task: his single aim must be to glorify God.

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Whatever may be the judgment of history concerning this remarkable woman and the great organization which she was largely instrumental in building up, this much at least must be said now: Mrs.

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The death of Mrs.
History is full of the tales of women whose influence has been a power in the affairs of men.
Not Christian Scientists alone, but people of all faiths and no faith, join in tributes to Mrs.

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LOST AND FOUND

I saw that in order to find my life, I had to first lose it—that is, lose all sense of life as material.

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The death of Mrs.
Christian Science is a solace, a support, and an inspiration to hundreds of thousands of human creatures.
Whatever may be the opinion of the world at large upon the doctrines inculcated by the church of which she was the Founder, it is a question whether Mary Baker Eddy in the building up of this organization of half a million fervently loyal adherents has not outdone the achievement of any other woman who ever lived.
In the death of the Founder of Christian Science, America has lost another of its greatest women.
The United States has lost, in the death of Mary Baker Eddy, one of the truly remarkable characters of the century.