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Knowing and Loving

RICHARD DEENER

When the writer was led to take up the study of Christian Science, the need of help seemed so urgent and real, the lack of anything practical in all that he had ever before investigated in a religious way seemed so apparent, that once the truth was found he simply lived with the Bible and Science and Health day and night.
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"Work out your own salvation"

HENRIETTA G. LAWS

Paul said, "Work out your own salvation," and he added, "For it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure.
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"They shall not hurt nor destroy"

EDITH MAUDE ELLIS

On five different occasions the words in the prophecy of Isaiah, "They shall not hurt nor destroy," and the similar ones spoken by the Master to his disciples, "Nothing shall by any means hurt you," helped me to prove the powerlessness of a wasp's sting to cause any discord.
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The "eternal now"

WALTER E. YOUNG

Among the many illuminations of the Scriptures which have come to us through the teachings of Christian Science, none perhaps is more potent for good in human affairs than the spiritual light gained from a metaphysical understanding of Paul's words in his second epistle to the Corinthians, where he says, "Behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.
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Pictures

AMANDA COLBATH

Pictures , both material and mental, play a far greater part in the human experience than we are conscious of.
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A Study of Self

ROBERT NALL

In pursuance of its divine mission Christian Science is teaching the imperative necessity for the uncovering and destruction of mortality's self.
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From Our Exchanges

with contributions from John Abner Marquis, Clyde McGee, T. Rhondda Williams, Dean Inge, W. E. Orchard

[John Abner Marquis, D.
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When revolutions occur it is man's laws only, not God's,...

Ellis O. Jones

When revolutions occur it is man's laws only, not God's, that are affected.
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The evangelist who by printed handbills, over his signature,...

B. W. Oppenheim

The evangelist who by printed handbills, over his signature, circulated in Moscow during a series of revivals in his church, linked the Christian Scientist in a class with the "adulterer, the seducer, the unclean, the murderer, the drunkard, the thief, the godless," and other criminal and sinful offenders, has gone so far beyond the limits of propriety and truth that not even his priestly office can protect him from the accusation of having stated that which he could not but know to be untrue.
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The recognition and understanding of the fact that God...

Aaron E. Brandt

The recognition and understanding of the fact that God never violates His laws, that despite some one's misguided faith and mistaken zeal they never cease to operate, and that they are perfect and enduring, established "in truth and uprightness," as the psalmist says, places mankind in an intelligent and absolutely right mental attitude toward evil in all its phases.
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During the past forty years, since Mrs. Eddy first published...

W. Stuart Booth

During the past forty years, since Mrs.
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Christian Science, or Christ's Christianity, differentiates...

Robert S. Ross

Christian Science, or Christ's Christianity, differentiates between the temporal and the eternal, the material and the spiritual, the mortal and the immortal.