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The Nature of Substance

MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON.

When the wonderful facts of Christian Science first became evident to me, and while trying to understand that the unseen things were the real and that substance was in the things hoped for, I happened to read one of the works of the great French astronomer, Camille Flammarion, and I found it most helpful in many ways.

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Differing Conceptions of the Lord's Prayer

JUDGE JOHN D. WORKS.

In my limited knowledge of Christian Science and its teachings, nothing has impressed me more, or with greater favor, than its construction of the words and meaning of the Lord's Prayer.

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From Our Exchanges

The non-Christian has a right to expect that the Christian will be more than an average man in goodness.

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Christian Science classifies the spiritual as the real and...

Clarence A. Buskirk

Christian Science classifies the spiritual as the real and eternal, and matter as the temporal and phenomenal.

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Christian Scientists take the whole promise of immunity...

Charles E. Skinner

Christian Scientists take the whole promise of immunity from disease, but not in the spirit of bravado that a critic suggests.

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Some months ago an article entitled, "Shall Christian Scientists...

J. F. M'Camant

Some months ago an article entitled, "Shall Christian Scientists be Persecuted?

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Regarding Evil

Willard S. Mattox

A critic complains that Christian Science does not satisfy a philosophic inquiry by its statements as to the origin of evil and the nature of death.

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A Floral Lesson

JULIA WALKER STANYAN.

I have a beautiful hydrangea which I call my Christian Science plant because it was raised from a little, crushed and wilted slip, and because it has reminded me so forcibly of the passage of Scripture which says that God made "every plant of the field before it was in the earth, and every herb of the field before it grew.

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Reflection

ALICE HAMMOND.

"Recollect that Science reveals Spirit, Soul, as not in the body, and God as not in man, but as reflected by man".

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The Use or Misuse of Time

SAMUEL GREENWOOD.

The Scriptural statement that man must work out his own salvation invests time with vital interest and value for him who would achieve that salvation, for his ultimate triumph over evil will be hastened or deferred according to the right or wrong use he makes of his time.