In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Consider the Context

INEZ FIELD DAMON

Christian Science challenges thought.

Changing the Notion of Chance

W. GORDON GRAHAM

An infantry patrol picking its way through enemy country came to a point where there was a choice of several routes to its objective.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Wade Crawford Barclay, David B. Pearson, James Reid, William T. Ellis, Amos John Traver, H. F. Rall

Wade Crawford Barclay Adult Student, Nashville, Tennessee

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Christian Science Committee on Publication for Carnarvonshire, Wales, Reports

Friendly relations with the press have been maintained; editors continue to grant us space in generous measure, considering present-day restrictions.

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The Lesson of the Water Lilies

JEANETTE F. SUTTON

One bright, summer day Jean went for a walk into the country with her friends Nancy and Mary.

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"Is not this the Christ?"

MARJORIE N. BUFFUM

Humanity yearns for the light of that Christly love and power which shone through every thought and deed of the gentle but decisive Jesus of Nazareth.

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The Scientific Handling of Aggression

CHARLES GREEN

Once only in all her published writings has the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, employed the word "aggression"; and in that single reference to the term she declares unequivocally that it must be renounced.

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"Put up thy sword into the sheath"

F. LESLIE HARRIS

Physical scientists maintain that if it were possible to eliminate all friction, a machine would never wear out.

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The City Foursquare

MELVILLE JOHN VICKERMAN

A Soldier about to embark for overseas service was reported to have written his family that he was crawling into the ninety-first Psalm for the duration.

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Loyalty

DOROTHY EILEEN HEYWOOD-DOVE

In a period like the present, of startling changes, of falling dynasties, signal defeats and victories, the quality of loyalty and of what is called outstanding devotion to duty is displayed both individually and collectively, in the air, in foreign lands, on the broad seas, and also in the conduct of business and in the unspectacular quiet of the home.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from James Reid, Laird Wingate Snell, Newman Campbell

Journal-HeraldDayton, Ohio

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Excerpts from Letters Concerning Christian Science Wartime Activities

[From an American sailor]