Editorials

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A Full Salvation

Archibald McLellan

The healing of the sick through Christian Science is now largely acknowledged and accepted as the legitimate outcome of the teachings of Science and Health, but many who are cognizant of this healing are not so well informed regarding the reforming and spiritualizing effect the teachings of this book have had upon a large number who had drifted away from their faith in God and to whom the Bible had become a closed book.
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Greetings from Germany

Countess Fanny von Moltke with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy

Bad Sachsa am Harz, Hermannklause, Deutschland, November 24, 1905.
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Church By-law

Editor

Article XI.
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"How long halt ye between two opinions?"

ANNIE M. KNOTT

AT a recent religious gathering in the English metropolis, the Bishop of London gave his views on the subject of Christian Science at some length, and is reported to have said, among other things, that "by invigorating the faith, the hope, and the courage, they had great effect upon the bodily condition of the patient in many cases," and he added that in this sense he was "in agreement with Christian Science.
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An Exact Science

ARCHIBALD MCLELLAN

MOST of those who object to Christian Science do so upon the ground that its teachings are at variance with longaccepted doctrines and methods, and because of this variance they cannot accept it, but in urging this objection they ignore the fact that the old methods which have been in operation for so many years have proved inadequate for the salvation of humanity from sin or sickness.
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The Significance of Christmas

MARY BAKER G. EDDY with contributions from Editor

IN the Christmas Section of the New York World of December 10, there appeared a symposium entitled, "The Significance of Christmas.
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A Question

MARY BAKER G. EDDY.

Do Christian Scientists love God so much as they love mankind?
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The Discipline of Christian Science

Annie M. Knott

A very singular objection to Christian Science has recently been voiced by a popular preacher, and discussed by the press.
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The Importance of Knowing How

John B. Willis

The ideal life of freedom, purity, and peace to which man may and should attain, is very clearly set forth in the teaching of Christ Jesus, and has always been entertained as a theory by professed Christians.
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General Association of Teachers of England

Editor with contributions from Marjorie Colles, Gertrude Dunmore, Mildred Follett, Hester M. Grant, Victoria Murray, Frederica L. Miller, William N. Miller, Clara M. S. Shannon, C. Violet Spiller, E. Blanche Ward, Dunmore

[The following loving greeting was received by our Leader from the General Association of Teachers of England, through the Earl of Dunmore, Secretary of the Association.
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Healing through our Text-book

Archibald McLellan

It is interesting to note that in the great number of testimonials of healing through Christian Science which come to us for publication, there are many in which this healing has been the direct result of reading the Christian Science text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
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The True Liberalism

John B. Willis

The so-called broadening of religious thought in late years has been very marked, and in so far as the change has signified an increase of charitableness and consideration for the convictions of others, it is an occasion for thanksgiving.