In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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with contributions from Lyman Abbott, W. H. P. Faunce

Every important doctrine ever held in any age or nation, and every form of worship, of sacrifice, or religious observance of any kind, has come in the demand to answer some question asked by the mind of man, or to supply the demand of some human longing and desire.
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Perhaps the strongest proof we can offer that Christian Science...

Arthur E. Jennings

Perhaps the strongest proof we can offer that Christian Science healing is not produced by the power of one human mind over another is the fact that thousands have been healed of sickness and sin simply by reading the Christian Science text-book.
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Christian Science is not "practised in defiance of the laws...

John L. Rendall

Christian Science is not "practised in defiance of the laws of nature," as this reverend critic asserts, but logically sustains the laws of nature in the understanding of the fact that laws of nature, so-called, cannot properly be disassociated from the laws of God.
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To dispute Christian Science because it pleads the unreality...

Albert E. Miller

To dispute Christian Science because it pleads the unreality of evil is in effect to question the reality of good Our Saviour did not teach evil to be eternal, He predicted the final destruction of all evil; and the fact that it will eventually be relegated to the realms of the unknown, shows it to lack the inherent stability of good which proves good to be imperishable and eternal.
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Errors in Translation

P. J. McCourt

To the Editor of the Herald.
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We all understand the ideal man in proportion as we gain...

Alfred Farlow

We all understand the ideal man in proportion as we gain a true knowledge of God, of whom he is image.
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"Tempted in all points"

Arthur T. Pierson

We read that Jesus, though "in all points tempted like as we are," was "without," or "apart from sin.
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A Sure Defence

ELIZABETH KATZ.

Error in any guise may try to frighten, but it can never make us offenders unless the thing suggested find some response in us.
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The Song of a Bird

BERTHA JENNINGS AMES.

Early one morning, as I was passing through the garden, the shrill, sweet notes of a brown thrush attracted my attention, as he sang in the walnut tree.
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Love's Gifts

ALMEDA N. TRACY.

Paul said, in speaking to the elders of the church at Ephesus, "Ye ought to support the weak, and to remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he said, It is more blessed to give than to receive.
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Peace

JENNIE WALBRIDGE BRIGGS.

Perhaps no one word is more expressive of that for which the whole world is seeking, consciously or unconsciously, than is the one little word peace, which is just the opposite of all the strife, turmoil, and discord of material sense, the opposite of discontent and dissatisfaction, of disease and fear, of envy, jealousy, and hatred.
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Freely Give

M. G. KAINS.

On no occasion has the loyal, active Christian Scientist better opportunity to reveal the dominant thought of Christianity— selfless love—than at the Wednesday evening meetings.