In a sermon preached in this city on a recent Sunday from the pulpit of one of the orthodox churches, the announcement was made that Christian Scientists and Unitarians are en route to hell.
The opening at Indianapolis on Sunday [April 7] of a seventy-five-thousand-dollar edifice by the Christian Scientists is another reminder of the rapid and substantial growth of this religious organization.
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has become the custom in Christian Science churches for Christian Scientists in some cases to share their copy of the Quarterly with strangers who come to the services, in others to lend it to these strangers, and the custom is certainly one to be commended, demonstrating as it does a spirit of friendliness and welcome.
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boundless possibilities for helpfulness and happiness are opened to us when, through the teachings of Christian Science, we begin to find the spiritual interpretation of the Scriptures and to search for the spiritual idea back of every human concept or material thing! On <a class="tome-reference"
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student of Christian Science has not long been engaged in what becomes to him his life's work before he discovers to his surprise that his concept of God has undergone a remarkable change.
The splendid crowd at the Lyceum yesterday afternoon [March 17], when the lecture on Christian Science was given, demonstrated that people are prepared to give attention to the claims of this great and wonderful movement that is now world-wide.
On account of some congratulatory remarks published by Society a few months ago on the remarkable cure, through Christian Science, of Charles Dawson, the English ex-champion billiardist, when opticians and other specialists had failed to remedy his blindness, we are now favored with the following letter:—
