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In the public ministry of the Great Physician there is no...

Richard P. Verrall

In the public ministry of the Great Physician there is no record that he worked in conjunction with the medical profession of that time.

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The study of Christian Science should teach one that the...

Charles K. Skinner

The study of Christian Science should teach one that the mental and moral attitude of the patient and family is a large factor in bringing out the results desired, and their conscious or unconscious fear of death is the most potent enemy to contend against.

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Replies to Dr. Peters

Albert E. Miller

To the Editor of The North American.

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The Inconsistency of Human Beliefs

Alfred Farlow

Few realize the inconsistency of the accepted beliefs of the individual until they undertake to formulate them into a system and make them harmonize with a given rule.

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Practical Considerations

C. S. K.

The question is often asked, "Where does the Christian Science denomination get the money to build and maintain such handsome churches free from debt?

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The New Understanding

LOUISE DELISLE RADZINSKI.

The aim referred to in these words of our Leader, she has faithfully pursued, and the pursuit has been blessed indeed, for, wherever there are students of Christian Science the testimony is given that through her works a new understanding of the Scriptures has been gained.

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A Complete Defence

WILLARD S. MATTOX.

The story of Achilles is interesting from the standpoint of Christian Science.

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When Doctors Disagree

SAMUEL GREENWOOD.

The world's thought has been controlled so long by its medical and religious systems that any practical departure from them is looked upon as dangerous folly on the one hand and heresy on the other.

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From our Exchanges

with contributions from Charles A. Allen

So it is with many excellent people; they are blind to higher ideals and are perfectly happy.

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The practice of Christian Science, is a form of pure...

James A. Logwood

The practice of Christian Science, is a form of pure Christianity, relying absolutely upon God, Spirit, as the source and basis of its healing, and upon the teaching and practice of Jesus Christ as the only guide for its achievements.