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Christian Science recognizes the possibility of progression...

Alfred Farlow

Christian Science recognizes the possibility of progression from the imperfect to perfect manhood, but sustains the proposition that man is perfect at the outset, and that what we have termed development is simply bringing into activity and manifestation the ideal manhood which is forever intact; attaining a complete and satisfactory state, according to the idea expressed by the psalmist; "I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with thy likeness.
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On the tenth of June, 1906, it was my privilege to be...

[We have much pleasure in giving, in part, the following excellent article from Uncle Eli's Magazine, of recent date, by Clarence B.
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At the Red Cross conference recently held in London...

Alexandra

At the Red Cross conference recently held in London the subjects discussed were many, varied, and most interesting.
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CURTIS WRITES OF MRS. EDDY

In the Chicago Record-Herald of last Thursday appeared an article on Mrs.
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MRS. EDDY AND HER "NEXT FRIENDS."

The case brought against Mary Baker G.
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GROWTH

JOHN E. FELLERS

Growth in spirituality is the slow undoing of the wrong that has been slowly done.
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"THE WILES OF THE DEVIL."

REV. G. A. KRATZER

St Paul tells us that "we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places;" in other words, against the works of the devil, the evil mind, "mortal mind" in its various phases or segregations, such as hypnotism, animal magnetism, malice, doubt, fear, discouragement, disease, and various other members of evil's brood.
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THE CHURCH AND CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AS AN OUTSIDER SEES IT

REV. FRANK N. RIALE, PH.D

I have just received a letter from a ministerial friend in our church, of the very highest standing and largest influences.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FROM A MUSICIAN'S STANDPOINT

FREDERIC W. ROOT

The Science which answers, so far as our human apprehension can go, the question of the ages and shows man his relation to God and the universe, is so vast a subject that different standpoints signify no more in the general understanding of it than views of the sun from different parts of the earth's surface to a comprehension of that luminary.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from R. J. Campbell

[The Congregationalist.
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OLD HOME WEEK

Under the auspices of the Boston "Old Home Week" Committee, on Wednesday afternoon, July 31, at four o'clock, an organ recital, to which the public were invited, was given in the vast auditorium of The Mother Church, by Mr.
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To rightly understand Christian Science one must take...

Lloyd B. Coate

To rightly understand Christian Science one must take all of its teachings and not detached sentences here and there.