In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Christian Science and Christian Scientists

SAMUEL GREENWOOD.

Christian Science, as its name implies, is the Science of Christianity, the demonstrable knowledge of the Christ brought within the reach of human understanding.

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W. R. INGE with contributions from CHARLES S. MACFARLAND

To rest satisfied with any attainment is to contradict the deepest law of life.

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Yesterday morning [March 7] Rev. Dr. Horton, the retiring...

Yesterday morning [March 7] Rev.

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"Orthodox" clergymen—not many of them to be sure—are...

"Orthodox" clergymen—not many of them to be sure—are fond of writing to the New York papers, attacking Christian Science.

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The students of Christian Science are taught to have the...

CHARLES K. SKINNER

The students of Christian Science are taught to have the Mind "which was also in Christ Jesus," and to heal through this Mind alone.

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As a regular member of an orthodox church for twenty-two...

J. H. C.

As a regular member of an orthodox church for twentytwo years, I, like many, never understood the inconsistent literal or material interpretation of the Bible.

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While Christian Science disagrees with some theories in...

ALFRED FARLOW with contributions from JOHN L. RENDALL

While Christian Science disagrees with some theories in respect to the nature of disease and sin, it recognizes that these exist in erring, mortal experience and must be dealt with and overcome according to God's laws.

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Our critic raises the question as to the right of Christian Science...

ALBERT E. MILLER

Our critic raises the question as to the right of Christian Science to be considered scientific.

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Man, the Image of God

SCHUYLER S. CLARK.

IT is generally admitted that Christ Jesus knew something about God and man of which men were ignorant, and that he came to bring them this information.

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The Eternal Mercy

BLANCHE H. HOGUE.

IN the Lamentations of Jeremiah God's mercies are recalled, and it is written of them, "They are new every morning.

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with contributions from W. D. B. BLISS

There is in man a power to see the invisible, to hear the inaudible, to know the unknowable, to enter into the non-sensuous and the spiritual; but this power lies in many a man dormant.