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THE MONITOR

PHILIP R. KELLAR

I always look at The Christian Science Monitor from two view-points: first, that of a person who is trying to practise Christian Science; and second, that of a person who in working for several years upon daily newspapers had to read eight of them every day, and who knows how they are made.
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"CALLED UNTO LIBERTY"

ROBERT NALL

True liberty is spiritual, not material.

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Changing your world

Listen to this Sentinel Watch series—and discover how your prayers can make a difference in the world.

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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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SILENT SIGNALS

M. G. KAINS, M.S.

One evening, when coming home from business, I stood at the front door of the first car in a subway train.

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A positive goal

Clarence W. Chadwick

Christianity has no uncertain meaning for him who has caught the true tone of the Christ-idea in human consciousness.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from E. M. Martinson, A. S. Fiske, R. J. Campbell

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Your editorial, embodying kindly advice to those exposed...

E. J. Simpson

Your editorial, embodying kindly advice to those exposed to the heat, and commending to them "to use a little Christian Science," has been read with much interest; and your good-natured irony certainly contains many elements of truth with regard to the potency and power of Mind.

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Anthology of classic articles

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Shared reflections

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From Faculties indestructible

MAN'S DIVINE HERITAGE

Man's divine heritage as the son of God is not a promise, but is the present fact; it is one's true state of being.

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The demand for church

I like to think of each church that grows up in a community as that community's answered prayer for the presence of the saving Christ—the message of God's love for humanity.

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Christian Science teaches belief in the Bible, and the first...

Edward W. Dickey

Christian Science teaches belief in the Bible, and the first of the religious tenets of Christian Science reads as follows: "As adherents of Truth, we take the inspired Word of the Bible as our sufficient guide to eternal Life".
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The statement is made that by becoming Christian Scientists...

Frank C. Barrett

The statement is made that by becoming Christian Scientists we have "deserted the church of Jesus Christ.
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Christian Scientists, as a matter of fact, are really often...

Frederick Dixon

Christian Scientists, as a matter of fact, are really often quite well educated, and some of them, like our critic, have even read Plato, and Aristotle, and Leibnitz.
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The distinctive feature of Mrs. Eddy's work is her venture...

Alfred Farlow

The distinctive feature of Mrs.
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RESULTS FROM ONE TESTIMONY

LILLIAN HALES TURNER.

Few , perhaps, realize how far-reaching is the good that comes from the giving of testimonies at the Wednesday evening meetings.
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WORTHY OF HIS MEAT

ARTHUR F. FOSBERY.

Most people admit that the man who is doing the necessary material work entailed by present conditions should receive ample reward for his time, but many seem to think that any one who strives to lift his fellows toward that ideal condition where work will not be drudgery, but where all will rejoice in unity of purpose and action, in the loving expression of infinite bliss, and who spends his time in ameliorating untoward conditions to the best of his ability now, should receive but a mere pittance, a bare living in return for his labor.