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The irrelevant caption, "A Military Christian Scientist,"...

Ralph G. Lindstrom, Committee on Publication for the State of Colorado,

The irrelevant caption, "A Military Christian Scientist," which was given to an article in your recent issue, quoting a barber-surgeon of the sixteenth century military life, in remarks about medical quacks tearing into strips the shirt of a wounded nobleman, placing the strips crosswise on the wounds, eating a diet of prunes, and so forth, in unsuccessful treatment of the latter's wounds, can have no other purpose than invidious comparison.

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In a recent issue of the Times a report of an interview...

Miss Madge Bell, Acting Committee on Publication for North Island, New Zealand,

In a recent issue of the Times a report of an interview gives a certain lady's opinions on certain subjects.

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A recent issue of the Citizen contains a sermon by a...

Robert Ramsey, Committee on Publication for Lanarkshire, Scotland,

A recent issue of the Citizen contains a sermon by a clergyman entitled "The Compassion of God.

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"Love fulfils the law"

MYRTIE V. GREGORY

A STUDENT , young in Christian Science, once found herself confronted by a problem which seemed to involve much of error — ill health, unhappiness, and a seeming lack of harmony.

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Dreams

RUTH C. FORTSON

"ENTIRELY separate from the belief and dream of material living, is the Life divine," says our beloved Leader, Mrs.

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The Son of God

KATE W. BUCK

ONE of the reasons for the persecution of Christ Jesus was that he called himself the Son of God, and acknowledged no other sonship.

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Right Effort

RUTH M. DUNLAP

True effort is not the exercising of one's own sense of human will nor the result of listening to another's opinion; it is the active, natural resistance in the individual consciousness to erroneous beliefs of lack, apathy, self-depreciation, depression, discouragement, fear,—the beliefs of a selfhood apart from God,—and the demonstration of the ever operative control of divine Principle.

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Church Building

HENRY P. CAYLEY

THE growth of Christian Science in any community consists of a definite series of footsteps, rising to that grand culmination, the dedication of a church edifice.