W. Truman Green, Committee on Publication for the State of Florida,
In the May 25 issue of the Times a contributor said: "Christian Science is every day performing so many miracles in absent treatment as to leave no room for further doubt concerning its possibility or its efficacy.
Albert E. Lombard, Committee on Publication for Southern California,
A contributor in your issue of August 26 made various mistaken comments regarding Christian Science in his "diagnosis of Christian Science as related to the Word of God," and I should appreciate an opportunity to present correct information concerning this religion; and please let me assure the readers of the Eagle that the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, presents helpful and satisfactory answers regarding all the points he mentioned.
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summer, the owner of a flower garden being away from home, the pleasant task of caring for the garden fell to the lot of a student of Christian Science.
MANY
have been sorely puzzled in the effort to reconcile the thought of a just God with the story of Jacob and Esau and their struggle over the birthright and the blessing.
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is interesting and inspiring to note how the children of Israel were admonished by Moses to show kindness, courtesy, and consideration to the stranger within their gates.
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her address before the National Christian Science Association at the National Convention in Chicago, in 1888, our revered Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, said in part.
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childhood some of us may have found the enforced strict observance of the Sabbath rather irksome, although it created a wholesome respect for the teachings of the Bible, especially those of our Master, Christ Jesus.
