In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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In an account of a sermon appears the following statement:...

Henry Van Arsdale

In an account of a sermon appears the following statement: "In no country has religion been accompanied by so many remarkable wonders as in the United States.
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Love Casting Out Fear

MARY GERTRUDE BERGHELL

In "Miscellaneous Writings".
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Regardless of what one may think of Christian Science as a...

Regardless of what one may think of Christian Science as a whole, an honest investigation of it will start one's mental machinery in motion.
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Truth-healing

LILY M. SMITH

ONE very common criticism of Christian Science is that it pays too much attention to the healing work; in fact a minister was once heard to refer to Christian Scientists as "those who had been led astray by the lesser things that Jesus did.
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Wages

JANE C. ELSTON

THE general meaning of the word wages is that medium of exchange, called money, which is paid for personal service.
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Neutrality

THOMAS C. PERINE

A YOUNG man entered the employ of a firm for which I was working, and from the start there arose a sense of jealously and hatred between him and an older employee.
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Abiding

MARIANNE IHDE WENDT

HUMAN nature is very prone to accept agreeable statements without question and overlook any condition that may be attached.
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Angels

HENRIETTA MARCUS

ONE of the problems of human existence is how to distinguish that which will bless from that which will harm, to discern what is the whisper of evil and what the warning voice of Truth.
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Divine Will

WILLIAM D. MC CRACKAN, M.A.

IT is due to prevailing misconceptions concerning the nature of God that humanity should so generally dread the divine will.
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From Our Exchanges

with contributions from G. Beesley Austin, Clarence Lathbury, Frank B. McAllister

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The happiness which is reflected in the faces of those who...

D. M. Ely

The happiness which is reflected in the faces of those who attend Christian Science churches is but the result of an inward peace which comes from a knowledge of God and an earnest desire to express the fruit of the Spirit,—"love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance.
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The confidence and cock-sureness with which our critic...

Burton H. Wade

The confidence and cock-sureness with which our critic makes his statements regarding religion and theology is quite refreshing, to say the least.