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Christian Science does not deny the existence of man...

William E. Brown

Christian Science does not deny the existence of man and the universe, but maintains that these are not material as they seem to be, and its mission is to purify and spiritualize the consciousness of mankind, so that they may see things in their spiritual perfection as God sees them.
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When the Christian Scientist turns to the Bible and consults...

A. P. Cochran

When the Christian Scientist turns to the Bible and consults it as his "sufficient guide," he reads a story of one whose "own received him not.

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Anthology of classic articles II

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From Safety

A safe refuge

Trust in God opens the door to a safe refuge, always available and always at hand.

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Science is organized knowledge

John K. Allen

Science is organized knowledge.

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No Christian Scientist is complaining because our critic...

James D. Sherwood

No Christian Scientist is complaining because our critic believes in and contends for the actual existence of a personal devil; and if Christian Scientist have outgrown some of the dogma and superstition of the past, they should not be called "deluded folk who talk about him [the devil] as an influence of mortal mind.
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Christian Scientists are not stoics, as is claimed by the...

Frank C. Barrett

Christian Scientists are not stoics, as is claimed by the author of the book under consideration.
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In the account of the proceedings at the opening of...

W. J. Bonnin

In the account of the proceedings at the opening of St.

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These books healed me

Listen to this Sentinel Watch series on how the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy heal.

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A spiritual approach to mental health

Listen to this Sentinel Watch series on mental health—and find hope, even healing.

From Pregnancy and childbirth

For expectant mothers

The more fully we accept the spiritual nature of birth, the more effortlessly we can demonstrate that nothing has occurred from which one needs to recover.

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A safe refuge

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It would be well and profitable, we think, if this critic...

J. C. White, M.D.,

It would be well and profitable, we think, if this critic would bear in mind that all, or nearly all, of the Christian Scientists have been members or attendants of the churches of the land, many of them very intelligent people; and after years of this experience have chosen the Christian Science method of "searching to find out God.
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May I be allowed to say a word with reference to the...

Frederick Dixon

May I be allowed to say a word with reference to the letter of the editor of the British Medical Journal in your last issue—of course without any wish to reopen the controversy, but simply in explanation?
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Although the will left by Edward A Kimball of Chicago...

Although the will left by Edward A.
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LOVE AND LAW

LAURA B. DOORLY

Pondering , the other day, that wonderful chapter on love.
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LESSON FROM A STONE

LYDIA CUMMINS

A stone-carver who made his home with us one summer, occupied his spare moments in carving the frame of a clock from stone, and on the top of this frame he had designed the figure of an Egyptian slave.
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HONESTY

KENNETH B. ELLIMAN

When a child, I used often to hear the saying, "Honesty is the best policy;" but nearly everything I saw seemed to teach the contrary, for dishonesty allied with cleverness was generally seen to succeed where what seemed to be honesty often apparently resulted in loss to the one who practised it.