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Reality and Unreality

M. G. KAINS.

When the writer first became interested in Christian Science, the use of the words reality and unreality puzzled him not a little.

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From our Exchanges

with contributions from C. Ellwood Nash, Frederick L. Hosmer

"A new evangelism," is the hunger-cry of half-fed Christianity, bending above the world-cradle of to-day.

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When Practice is Preaching

The very best sermon that any one of us can preach, is to practise in our daily walks before men the virtues which we declare should animate all men.

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It is among the surprising things of the times that many of the doctrinal sermons one hears and reads in these days are constructed on Christian Science lines; as also are not a few of the discoveries and deductions of speakers and writers on diseases that are looked upon as incurable, and which are subjected to the same recommendations—as to the treatment and care of the body—as elaborated in the writings of Mrs.

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Disease Unfashionable

There is a wonderful change coming over society.

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New sayings of Jesus

Our readers may remember that a great discovery by Dr.

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The Tulip Show at Pleasant View

The tulip show on the grounds at Pleasant View is now at its best, and lovers of flowers could well spare the time to visit that locality.

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A Reminiscence

MAJOR N. E. FELL.

During the latter part of the South African war I was stationed in a Canadian city to carry out certain work for the home government.

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No Change to Truth

J. S. E.

It is doubtful whether changes so marked and important in character as those which are now upsetting material theories, creeds, and dogmas, ever before took place in the beliefs, practices, and lives of men; and yet, Christian Science is simply re-introducing to the expanding thought of the age the truth which is as might to-day as when Jesus commanded Lazarus to come forth from the grave, for the might of that truth came from God, and God is the same, yesterday, and to-day, and forever.