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FOLLOWING THE ORIGINAL

REV. ELMER C. ANDREWS.

That many of the favorite passages of Scripture are capable of much clearer statement and purer interpretation than that given by the English text, was very forcibly brought to the writer's attention some weeks ago.

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EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

HATTIE P. COLLMAN.

The thought has been expressed by some prejudiced persons, that Christian Science is intended only for the rich, and that the poor have no place in its churches.

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FOUND FAITHFUL

FRANCES MACK MANN.

If we were all faithful in the absolute meaning of the word,—faith-full,—there would be no room for improvement, for we should have attained unto perfection.

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THE EXPLANATORY NOTE

ERNESTINE HADKINSON.

A short time ago some friends who were just beginning to feel interested in the study of Christian Science, said that they liked the service, but they felt antagonized every time the "explanatory note" was read before the Lesson-Sermon was entered upon.

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TEMPTATIONS

WALTER SHAW.

Jesus once said, in effect, that a prophet has no honor in his own country, among his own kin, and that a man's foes are those of his own household.

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PERSONAL ATTACHMENT

M. G. KAINS, M.S.

The key-note of Christianity is that God is the sole cause and creator of all that really exists.

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FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from John McDowell, P. C. Money, Charles S. Macfarland

[Universalist Leader.

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Christian Science not only "says" it can cure organic as...

J. V. Dittemore

Christian Science not only "says" it can cure organic as well as functional diseases, but it produces the evidence.

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The minister who seeks to advance truth by attacking...

with contributions from Helen B. Morse

The minister who seeks to advance truth by attacking the beliefs of others is as far behind in his profession as the old teacher of the three R's who sought to overcome natural mental defects by a liberal use of the beech rod.