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The Legal Aspect of Christian Science

with contributions from J. E. McKeighan, A. P. DeCamp, James A. Logwood

The following opinions on the above subject were recently published in the St.

On Borrowing Light

The growth of students in the understanding of Christian Science is very seriously retarded by the practice of trying to borrow light every time they come to a dark place in their progress.

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The American Indian

"I would rather be a Malay subject to Spain than an American Indian subject to the Indian Bureau," exclaimed a distinguished clergyman the other day.

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A Suggestion

Edward E. Norwood

ONE of the best proofs that Christian Science is the Truth is the opposition it meets with in certain seemingly influential and powerful quarters.

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THAT Christian Science can and does heal the sick, has been told in song and story, in spoken and written testimony, by countless grateful hearts—hearts from which the Christ-Truth has rolled away a stone.

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A Convincing Experience

Henry Compton

To the Editor of the Globe: —At different times of late I have seen little paragraphs in reference to Christian Science, which the writers have undertaken publicly to denounce.

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Gardening

By Ethel Whitcomb

I went by the field of the slothful, and by the vineyard of the man void of understanding; and, lo, it was all grown over with thorns, and nettles had covered the face thereof, and the stone wall thereof was broken down.

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Decision Against Materialization

LINCOLN, Neb.

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The Queen and the Suffragists

By simply greeting the advocates of a wider influence of woman in politics, this Queen, who has ruled successfully for sixty-three years over hundreds of millions of subjects, and during those years has been a loving wife and the mother of a large family, answers the stock arguments about the incompatibility of public life and politics with what is called "woman's sphere.