In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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The Founding of Christian Science

GUSTAVUS S. PAINE

The one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, is a fitting occasion for Christian Scientists, and the world in general, to consider anew what this century of spiritual achievement has meant to humanity.
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Signs of the Times

with contributions from F. A. Walker, Ernle, George E. Dawson, Albans

["Medical Men Stand by Dry Law,"—From The Christian Science Monitor]
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Right-Wiseness

VIVIAN M. KUENZLI

When one is endeavoring to become a Christian Scientist worthy the name, it soon becomes apparent that each thought must be carefully weighed, and although this process may presently become so natural that it is accomplished in many instances without conscious effort, still each day affords opportunity to use the knowledge already attained, and compels the student to gain more if he would solve the advanced problems in the right way.
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The Prophylactics of Christian Science

ROSE TITZE

In medical schools one often hears the saying: "Prevention is better than cure," and many preventive material remedies are being invented and used against certain disease germs.
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"Casting away his garment"

SARAH WOODALL

The story of the healing of blind Bartimæus recorded in the gospel of Mark cannot fail to interest the student of Christian Science to-day, for it illustrates the mental qualities that helped Bartimæus to overcome the difficulties that beset him when he appealed to Jesus for healing.
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Need

W. D. BOND

While it is true that there is direction in the Bible which if used or applied will solve every human problem, yet we have no record in modern times where any individual was able to apply the Bible teachings to his problems with sufficient thoroughness to enable him to formulate a method whereby any one might demonstrate the truth, until Mrs.
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Human Relationships

KATE BERKMAN

Unless human relationships pattern the divine, they are wholly mortal and temporal, as opposed to the immortal, eternal substance of that spiritual relationship, or unity, which exists between God and His idea, man, this spiritual relationship being the standard by which to judge the soundness of the relations between individuals.
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Almsgiving

MARTIN WACHS

Sooner or later all men must come to know just what constitutes the spirit of true almsgiving.
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Signs of the Times

with contributions from R. Meiklejohn, B. L. Hutchins, Lucius H. Bugbee

["Christian Science versus Nobody," an Editorial in the Pacific RecordHerald, Medford, Oregon]
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Proving Right Place

FRANCES D. WEBB

The human or mortal mind is very apt to desire a change of surroundings when unpleasant conditions exist, conditions which call for patience and forbearance, either in the home or in business affairs.
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True Home Companionship

SARAH M. JAMES

Each Christian Science church, although a branch of The Mother Church, is in itself individual and complete, and should be the church home of its members.
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Mind Your Own Business

GEORGE F. TIMPSON

What one's own business is was expressed by Jesus in his reply to the inquiring scirbe: "The first of all the commandments is, Hear, O Israel; The Lord our God is one Lord: and thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment.