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The people of this city have had ample chance to learn...

The people of this city have had ample chance to learn something of what Christian Science is; something of what its professors believe and something that comes from their belief.

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Last evening [May 16] the Church Club of Delaware...

Last evening [May 16] the Church Club of Delaware held its annual meeting in the home of the Wilmington Country Club.

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While we do not fully endorse all that Christian Science...

While we do not fully endorse all that Christian Science teaches, let it be said that the doctrine has accomplished and will continue to accomplish an immense amount of good in the world, and should command our respect and admiration for the uplifting influence it exerts.

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In a recent issue of the Advocate you made editorial...

J. H. Cook

In a recent issue of the Advocate you made editorial mention of a minister's attack on Christian Science while addressing the Gospel Missionary Society of New Britain.

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Christian Science teaches that God is good—is eternal...

From a sermon preached by Rev. Dr. Kirkpatrick,

Christian Science teaches that God is good—is eternal Principle—God is Life! God is All in all.

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"Christian Science as a doctrine is likely to be adopted...

"Christian Science as a doctrine is likely to be adopted by every Christian church in the course of time," says Dr.

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Religious toleration is one of the basic principles of...

Religious toleration is one of the basic principles of our republic.

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Sir,—In your issue of recent date you reported a lecture...

John E. G. Sandford

Sir ,—In your issue of recent date you reported a lecture delivered by Canon Parker, in which he refers at some length to Christian Science, and upon which I therefore beg leave to comment.

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If materia medica is not entitled to public censure in...

Alfred Farlow

If materia medica is not entitled to public censure in the press for failing to check or destroy disease in a given case in its incipiency, there seems to be no good reason why a Christian Science practitioner should have especial notice in the press for not saving the man in the last stages of his trouble, after he had been treated by seven physicians, the last of whom gave up the case.