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A False Sense of God Destroyed

SAMUEL GREENWOOD.

IN pursuing his study of Christian Science, the beginner is sometimes conscious of a sense of bewilderment in his thought of God.
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with contributions from W. F. Whitlock, W. J. Dawson

The sure word of prophecy which will yet give us a better religion and a more confident assurance of faith, is that God reveals himself to man, not through external nature, not through portents in the sky, not through tables of stone written upon by a divine finger, not through messages dictated to passive scribes of prophecy and the law, but through the quick experience of holy souls, to men and women who have been inspired, instructed, and illuminated by the light which lighteth every man that cometh into the world, who have, out of their own struggles with faith and fortune, wrought out their thoughts of God and discovered the wisdom and love which are revealed in all human life and human experience.
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Does not our critic see that if sin is real, then every time...

Charles D. Reynolds

Does not our critic see that if sin is real, then every time he prays for the reformation of a sinner he is praying for the destruction of something fixed and indestructible?
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Christian Scientists rest secure in the consciousness of...

John Rendall

Christian Scientists rest secure in the consciousness of the integrity of their motives, they are striving to be Christian, to overcome evil with good, and to aid in the physical, moral, and spiritual regeneration of humanity.
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Christian Scientists contend that since the universe and...

J. R. Mosley

Christian Scientists contend that since the universe and man are governed and sustained by divine law, a single demonstration in overcoming sin, disease, and death, through the understanding and application of this law, proves the possibility of overcoming all sin, disease, and death.
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Eternal Punishment

Alfred Farlow

The term punishment, if attached to Deity, should have a meaning differing from that which is current, since its common use is to refer to an affliction which is prompted either by wrath or a mere determination to offset an evil deed with its merited pain.
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The philosophy of Christian Science is idealistic, that is,...

G. Howard Wilson

The philosophy of Christian Science is idealistic, that is, things exist as objectified states of consciousness; they have no real existence apart from divine Mind which gives them individuality and identity.
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"The way of salvation"

M. MAC L.E.

While I was being treated in Christian Science, I asked the practitioner one day why I was not yet healed.
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"This kind can come out by nothing, save by prayer"

WILLIAM HOLMAN JENNINGS.

In looking over the "New Testament in the Original Greek, Revised by Westcott and Hort," I find in the list of "Rejected Readings" the Greek word translated "fasting" in the King James Version of Mark, 9:29; so that the verse should read as it does in the Revised Version: "And he said unto them, This kind can come out by nothing, save by prayer.
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A Holy Habitation

BLANCHE H. HOGUE.

Every man's consciousness is for him an individual dwelling-place wherein he holds communion with everything of which he is cognizant.
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Why Science First Appealed to Me

FRANCES HOLBROOK PFEIFFER.

Not long ago I had occasion to call upon a dentist, who was studying here, to learn how they were doing things in her line of work.
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Next November, in Carnegie Hall, New York City, there will be a notable conference.