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Scientific Teaching

Alfred Farlow

In his conversation with the woman of Samaria at the well, Jesus not only revolutionized the Samaritan ideas of worshiping God in a particular mountain, but he also spoke in favor of a departure from the ancient Jewish custom of worshiping God at Jerusalem, offering as his reason therefor his clear and pointed definition of God as Spirit.

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The Cure of a Blind Man

Charles D. Reynolds

That the curative power was not in the clay is evident from the fact that the blind man whose eyes Jesus had anointed with spittle and clay was commanded to go and wash.

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An Appreciative Letter

H. H.

The accompanying letter is sent with a few words that may explain the circumstances which called it forth.

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The Demand of the Hour

PRINTHIA T. MILLER.

One of our poets has said: "Where real perfume is, the flower need not be sought, for the scent will disclose its whereabouts.

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Come Out and be ye Separate

ARCHIBALD WINNE.

Throughout the history of the children of Israel we find a conspicuous separation from the customs and practices of other nations, and this was made necessary by their laws and the teachings of their prophets.

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Musings

M. B. L.

Ensconced in the open-armed hospitality of an easy-chair, I sit before the cheerful fire this cold winter's night, and am thinking.

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The Keeping of the First Commandment

IDA L. WOOLWORTH.

As Christian Scientists, we are many times asked to state in a word what Christian Science teaches, and I always refer such inquirers to our church tenets.

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From our Exchanges

The Detroit Journal thus reports a lecture by the Hon.

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Christian Science maintains that God is Mind, and therefore...

Willard S. Mattox with contributions from Ezra W. Palmer, Hamilton W. Mable

Christian Science maintains that God is Mind, and therefore Mind is individual, one, and infinite.

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The preacher rightly argues in his sermon that our duty...

Clarence A. Buskirk

The preacher rightly argues in his sermon that our duty to pray to God for assistance does not excuse us from using the means and methods for curing sickness which God intends us to use and has placed within our reach for us to use.