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In a recent issue of your paper the report of a meeting...

Mrs. Mary Blanch Jones, Committee on Publication for Gloucestershire, England,

In a recent issue of your paper the report of a meeting under the heading "British-Israelites" is given, at which a speaker said: "They were faced with Christian Science and other things which were making headway because people did not realize they were the chosen people of God.
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In a recent issue of your paper there appeared an account...

Arthur J. Chapman, Committee on Publication for the State of Louisiana,

In a recent issue of your paper there appeared an account of a sermon on "Faith Healing," wherein are made certain statements which indicate that the lecturer is not at all familiar with the teachings of Christian Science.
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In a recent issue of the Scotsman you report a lecturer...

William C. Brookes, Committee on Publication for Midlothian, Scotland,

In a recent issue of the Scotsman you report a lecturer on the History of Medicine at Edinburgh University as having expressed surprise at the success of Christian Science with its "seven hundred congregations in Britain and America.
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In attacking the teachings of Christian Science, an evengelist...

Miss Emily J. Jones, Committee on Publication for the State of North Carolina,

In attacking the teachings of Christian Science, an evengelist in a meeting at the Presbyterian Church in your city, a few weeks ago, as reported in the Observer, made some very incorrect statements, which I wish to correct.
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While the minister did not specifically name Christian Science...

Charles E. Heitman, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,

While the minister did not specifically name Christian Science in his sermon, as reported in your recent issue, nevertheless, certain of your readers have accepted his references to divine Mind, the unreality of matter, the purchase of a book, and the payment of fees in connection with spiritual healing as being indirect criticisms of the teachings and practice of the Christian Science religion.
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In the account of a clergyman's address on autosuggestion...

Arthur F. Algie, Committee on Publication for Peking and Tientsin, China,

In the account of a clergyman's address on autosuggestion which appears in your recent issue, the reference to Christian Science may be misunderstood.
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True Loving

ELLEN CHORLTON

Throughout the history of the world there has always been among mankind a keen desire to help one's fellowman.
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Demonstration

HARRIET M. IREY

The law of God, understood and rightly applied, will annihilate all forms of error known to the so-called human mind.
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Understanding versus Ignorance

ADA BALLENGER

A young humming bird flew into the sun room.
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Conversation

JESSIE MAUD BAKER

How much of sorrow and distress would be eliminated from the world's burden of care to-day if Peter's counsel were heeded, "Be ye holy in all manner of conversation"! Then all who profess to be followers of the Christ should, indeed, keep their "conversation.
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"Strengthen your citadel"

VINCENT H. P. MOLTENO

The beginner in Christian Science is often tempted to employ his new-found freedom, and the power gained thereby, to engage in an offensive warfare against error abroad—that is to say, error which appears to him to result from the wrong thinking of others.
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"Behold, God is my salvation"

WILLIAM P. MC KENZIE

How variously have men viewed the Supreme Being! If one reads the hymns that used to be sung, he is impressed with the belief the authors must have had that the divine activities were largely occupied with the punishment of sinners.