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A burglar can arouse us, if our house is on fire and we...

A burglar can arouse us, if our house is on fire and we are asleep in it, and we are very thankful to him.

LINCOLN DAY LESSON-SERMON

The Christian Science Publishing Society

The Society is prepared to furnish leaflets of the Lincoln Day Lesson at the following prices, postage prepaid: 10 copies, 25 cents; 25 copies, 40 cents; 50 copies, 65 cents; 100 copies, $1.

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PRUDENCE

JOHN E. FELLERS.

Prudence in statement and action, like the index of a book, discloses that in people which is best, of the most importance.

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THE ACCEPTABLE FAST

MAY BELCHER.

The wonderful illumination which Christian Science gives to our study of the Bible was recently brought home very forcibly to the writer when reading the 58th chapter of Isaiah.

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The writer has found it helpful to realize the analogy which exists between the light of the moon shining on a dark night and the light of Love as presented to the students of Christian Science, turning them from the contemplation of a seemingly dark and sin-smitten world.

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CHURCH BUILDING

W. WILLARD ROOKS

True church building is the daily unfoldment of Life, Truth, and Love in human consciousness.

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THE ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE

ADA J. MILLER.

We need no other proof that we are not consciously dwelling in the realm of Mind than the feeling that we are disturbed by some phase of error.

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STEPS TOWARD UNITY

ANNIE LOUISE ROBERTSON.

It is safe to assume that whatever differences there may be in the states and stages of growth among Christian Scientists, they are united in their love for the Cause, in their desire for its prosperity, and in unswerving loyalty to its wise and beloved Leader.

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SELF SUBORDINATE TO SCIENCE

JOHN V. DITTEMORE.

When Jesus came down into the valley of human experience, after that wonderful spiritual exaltation and illumination described by the apostles as his transfiguration, he found some of his disciples surrounded by a great multitude, in a tumult which was occasioned through the failure of the disciples to heal an epileptic boy, who had been brought to them by his father.