In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

In your recent issue an article entitled "Which Way?"...

Albert E. Lombard, Committee on Publication for Southern California,

In your recent issue an article entitled "Which Way?

Following the Leader

PERLY H. ALLISON

When the writer was a child she, with others, used to play a game called "Follow the leader," which may offer a helpful illustration to the student of Christian Science.

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Spirituality

BEATRICE CORBETT ALWARD

On the writer's desk an ivy plant grows in a little jardiniere.

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Isaiah, in signifying the office of the Christ, presents God as saying, "I the Lord have called thee in righteousness, and will hold thine hand, and will keep thee, and give thee for a covenant of the people, for a light of the Gentiles; to open the blind eyes, to bring out the prisoners from the prison, and them that sit in darkness out of the prison house.

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"Lord, that I might receive my sight"

JAMES ALFRED LAWTON

How many sufferers sit daily by the wayside, blindly begging an alms of pity and crumbs of comfort from human agencies! While suffering the selfish neglect of a world too busy laying up its treasures on earth, they fail to realize that the Christ is ever present on the highway of life, even though oftentimes hidden from view.

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Stepping-Stones

CONSTANCE CHOISY

No two people tread exactly the same human pathway in their endeavor to pattern their lives after the great Exemplar of Truth, Christ Jesus.

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The Most Troublesome Patient

JOHN J. FLINN

Among the first things the earnest beginner learns in Christian Science is that he starts out at once with an unexpected patient on his hands, and one of the most troublesome he will ever have to deal with.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from John A. Marquis, Paul A. Davies

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Under the heading "Christian Science," a theological...

Miss Frederikke Lie, Committee on Publication for Norway,

Under the heading "Christian Science," a theological student endeavors to refute an article on Christian Science appearing in a recent issue of your paper.

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Kindly allow me to make a statement in regard to a syndicated...

Fred Yould, Committee on Publication for the State of Georgia,

Kindly allow me to make a statement in regard to a syndicated health talk by a doctor, which appeared in the Constitution recently, wherein an individual was referred to as a rabid, fanatical Christian Scientist.

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The report of a lecture on Christian Science, which appeared...

Miss Kathleen O'Connor, Committee on Publication for Somersetshire, England,

The report of a lecture on Christian Science, which appeared in your recent issue, has evidently caused misapprehensions in the mind of your correspondent, "Distressed"; for he writes that Christian Science seems to him "to contradict our Lord's statements at every turn.

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A writer in the Argonaut of recent date, commenting...

Edgar McLeod, Committee on Publication for Northern California,

A writer in the Argonaut of recent date, commenting further on the "germ theory" and stressing the necessity of an understanding and acceptance of this theory as a prerequisite to healing disease, apparently overlooks the fact that Christ Jesus, centuries before the discovery of the so-called "germ theory," through spiritual means alone healed instantaneously and without a single failure all manner of disease, including those which to-day are attributed to germs—a record never equaled by material means or laboratory methods.