In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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If our critic would rely for his information upon the...

W. J. Bonnin

If our critic would rely for his information upon the Christian Science text-book, and the authorized publications, he would learn that Christian Scientists do believe most definitely in the atonement—the reconciliation of man to God through Christ Jesus the Wayshower—and that if they have no outward ritual or ceremonial it is because they believe most implicitly that "God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.
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It is quite obvious that a man who knows the truth about...

Algernon Hervey-Bathurst

It is quite obvious that a man who knows the truth about a mistake is in a position to correct that mistake, and it is equally clear that a man who does not understand the method whereby the mistake is corrected, is not in a position to criticize the method.
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Christian Science teaches that God is Spirit, manifested...

William C. Kaufman

Christian Science teaches that God is Spirit, manifested as divine Life, Truth, and Love.
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There has recently been accomplished in Boston a remarkable...

"Correspondent"

There has recently been accomplished in Boston a remarkable feat in the annals of newspaper publishing.
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MAGNIFYING GOOD

LEWIS LUDINGTON YOUNG.

One of the most satisfying answers ever given to a hungering world is that of our Leader to the question, "What is God?
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THE PERFECTION OF MAN

HARRY FRANKLIN PORTER.

The teaching of Christian Science, that man is now and always has been perfect, has awakened the comment that man's salvation lies not in his present perfection, but in his perfectibility, and in answer we would ask if the all-wise and all-powerful creator, whom the prophet described as "of purer eyes than to behold evil," or as unable to conceive of an imperfect thing,—did this creator, the one God, good, deign to make man imperfect (unfinished), and leave the problem of his perfection to the chance of the ages?
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EFFACING MEMORIES

VIOLET KER SEYMER.

Since God is "the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever," it follows that man in His image expresses the same unchanged perfection and harmony.
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THE EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

ANDREW S. CUMMINGS.

The commonly accepted definition of the word "education" is usually comprised in a material knowledge of places, persons, and things, gained through courses of study in some of our various institutions of learning.
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THE LAW OF PROGRESS

CLARENCE W. CHADWICK.

The progress of the human race heavenward cannot be measured according to any intellectual standards.
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A TRIBUTE TO MRS. EDDY

with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy

[Editorial in New York Evening Journal.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from Samuel D. McConnell, John McDowell, Frederic W. Perkins, P. T. Forsyth

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We have to learn to delight in His goodness, because it...

Orville Dewey

We have to learn to delight in His goodness, because it is diffusive and universal; and thus may we come to find a new place, a rest, and a home, and an all-sufficiency in the bosom of infinite beneficence.