In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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The Laborer is Worthy of his Hire

Bicknell Young

Mr.
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A Distinction with a Difference

David B. Ogden

To the extent that magnetic healing may be said to be mental in operation, to that extent may it be termed "of the Christian Science sort," but beyond this there exists even less affinity between it and Christian Science than there is between Christian Science and the method of the conscientious medical practitioner.
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The Teaching of Sound Doctrine

Albert E. Miller

To the ordinary observer it is evident that Christian Science must teach sound doctrine.
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What Christian Science is Not

W. D. McCrackan

To the Editor of Life.
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New Hampshire Granite for Manchester, Eng.

An order was recently received from Lady Victoria Murray, daughter of Lord Dunmore, for a corner-stone which is to be used in the new church edifice to be erected in Manchester, England.
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Christian Science Saves the Bible

Alfred Farlow

I have just read from a so-called liberal paper the following statement: "Christian Science is accounted for by Christianity.
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The Right not to take Medicine

The overwhelming defeat of the bill prohibiting "the practice of Christian Science, mind and faith cure in healing" in the lower house of the New Hampshire legislature is highly creditable to the intelligence of that body and highly satisfying to those who have any conception of the menace to personal liberty involved in such measures.
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Religious Items

with contributions from Frederick B. Mott, A. A. Berle, James J. Keevil, Gail Hamilton, Charles Kingsley, James Freeman Clarke, L. M. Child, J. R. Miller

In a recent editorial we made an observation, to which we did not suppose that any objection could be raised, that the Divine Revelation which God has been pleased to make to man is necessarily imperfect, since it is impossible for anything more than a partial revelation of the eternal things of God to be communicated to a finite and temporal creature like man.
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One of the things that chiefly impresses an American Christian...

with contributions from John O'Reilly

One of the things that chiefly impresses an American Christian who travels widely in heathen lands is that heathenism is far more than a superstition or a creed; it is an atmosphere and a type of character.
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Impersonal Healing

J. W. K.

About a month since, a gentleman called on us socially but almost immediately excusing himself for his abrupt departure, he said he felt one of his frequent attacks of head pain coming on, and that he must get home right away.
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"And if thou Strayest"

WILLIAM C. HENDERSON

In journeying up the hill of Christian Science we find many paths open to us.
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True Growth

AGNES FLORIDA CHALMERS

Through the agency of a little child, in fact with a mere babe as teacher, I have been privileged to learn a helpful lesson showing the folly of a much used statement: "My progress in Christian Science has been very slow.