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Many artists, teachers, musicians, university professors,...

E. W. Palmer

Many artists, teachers, musicians, university professors, lawyers, and others, engaged in intellectual pursuits have embraced Christian Science.

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Railing at Christian Scientists because they are not doing...

Charles K. Skinner

Railing at Christian Scientists because they are not doing the most difficult things of their profession at the start is on a par with punishing a child in its first term at school for not writing an essay on philosophy.

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The plan of salvation outlined by Christ Jesus is very...

John L. Rendall

The plan of salvation outlined by Christ Jesus is very simple and includes the recognition of God the Father, Christ the Son, and the Holy Ghost, or Comforter; all of these are accepted in their entirety by Christian Scientists, who recognize the fact that Christ is the Saviour of the world, and that only by following in his footsteps is there salvation from either sin, sickness, or death.

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It is the practical effect of Christian Science made evident...

David B. Ogden

It is the practical effect of Christian Science made evident in health restored and disease overcome that has first led the great majority of the thousands who profess this teaching to adhere confidently to it in physical as well as spiritual need.

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We have not an unkind word to say of doctors, for a...

A. W. Paine

We have not an unkind word to say of doctors, for a very large number of them are acting up to their highest understanding and doing much good.

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Known by its Works

W. D. Mccrackan

Mr.

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The Reasonableness of Christian Science

WILLIAM M. GREGORY

To the Editor.

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Love of Truth its Foundation

F. WEINHAGEN with contributions from ALFRED FARLOW, SALA

Several weeks ago The Living Church, in an exhaustive article, drew some conclusions in regard to Christian Science which members of that church considered unfair, and in reply to which Alfred Farlow of Boston wrote a communication to the editor of the Episcopalian publication which was not printed.