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The resurrection symbolizes to Christian Scientists the...

W. C. Williams

The resurrection symbolizes to Christian Scientists the overcoming of the belief in materiality through the understanding that the spiritual is the only real.

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A CHILD'S FAITH

ELLA T. GEORGESON.

He was a little Scientist of six summers, and with his mother and a few friends made up a party who were spending a month at one of the mountain hotels in northern California.

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LIBERTY

GEORGE W. WILSON.

This cheering word expresses a divine sentiment, and the love of it stands for the greatest human progress yet attained.

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SINCERITY

FLORENCE ELLIOTT.

Some one has said: "I give thoughts words, and words truth, and truth boldness.

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THE MASTER'S SERVICE

EDITH L. IVES.

If Christian Science had helped me only by giving me a new and true idea of the word "service," I should be deeply grateful for that alone.

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"UNDERSTANDEST THOU WHAT THOU READEST?"

SAMUEL GREENWOOD.

The Christian Science text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.

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A Correction

Mary Baker Eddy

In the last Sentinel was the following question: "If all matter is unreal, why do we deny the existence of disease in the material body and not the body itself?

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FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from Milton S. Terry, Henry Davies, P. L. Forsyth, Alexander MacColl, Melville K. Bailey, Frank Oliver Hall

[Prof.

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The healing work of Christian Science is not contingent...

John L. Rendall

The healing work of Christian Science is not contingent upon the operation of what is ordinarily termed "mind force.

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Christian Science is essentially the primitive Christianity...

Abbot Edes Smith

Christian Science is essentially the primitive Christianity of Christ, as taught and practised by Jesus, by his apostles, and by the early Christians.