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It is truthfully said that if it were not for the omnipotent...

Alfred Farlow

It is truthfully said that if it were not for the omnipotent God back of all visible phenomena no results could be obtained through medicine, faith-cure, or Christian Science; but we would add that it is a demonstrable fact that the Divine Power can be reached more efficaciously when the human media are set aside.

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The Christian Basis of Unity

EDWARD H. CARMAN

"To-day the loving, laboring, praying ministers of the gospel are crying, "Back to primitive Christianity, back to Christ for Unity.

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True Government

MARIAN W. HERING.

"The Christianly scientific man reflects the divine law, thus becoming a law unto himself".

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Consecration

CHARLES J. PRENTISS.

When speaking to the students gathered at her home at Pleasant View in June last, our Leader said, "Trust in Truth, and have no other trusts.

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A Clearer Light

W. DAVIDSON.

We cannot but feel what a difference the study of Christian Science has made in the appreciation of the Bible.

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Our Reasonable Service

ALLEN L. CLARK.

If , to use the words of the Psalmist, we are dwelling "in the secret place of the most High," and are not merely resorting to it when the occasion seems to require, then we shall experience that peaceful sense of abiding "under the shadow of the Almighty.

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Our Literature

M. A. O.

I wonder if we realize the amount of good that may be done in the loving distribution of our literature.

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The Wilderness of Belief

HARRIET L. SLINEY.

One of the story books of my childhood contained an allegory which was very interesting to me.

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Steadfastness and Strength

WILLIAM B. TURNER.

In our eagerness for spiritual attainments, let us take heed that we do not fall into the error of thinking that we can lift ourselves unaided, or in any way force our growth.

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From our Exchanges

with contributions from C. W. Brooks, L. A.

It is not, on the face of it, easy to understand why a gross and notorious sinner should be nearer to God's kingdom of grace than the intelligent and cultured transgressor whose outward life conforms to the standards of decorum.