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Our Literature

Archibald McLellan

We have been requested to say something further in the Sentinel regarding numerous books which, with those who know but little of Christian Science, pass current as authorized or approved Christian Science literature; but this ground has been covered so many times in our periodicals that there seems little more to be said, and we therefore take the liberty of repeating an editorial which appeared in our issue of December 3, 1904.
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The Gain of "Giving Up"

John B. Willis

A Revelation of truth is always indicated when the religious terms with which we are familiar come to have a more spiritual, more practical, more inspiring significance, and the application of this simple test brings satisfying assurance to every faithful student of Christian Science that this is indeed a divine light which has been thrown upon the erstwhile obscure pathways and problems of human life.
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Endurance

Annie M. Knott

It is generally conceded that, with the passing of the years, some of the old-time virtues which could ill be spared have been given a minor place in the estimate of mankind.
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"Not as the world giveth"

Archibald McLellan

The summary of a letter written by General Nogi, which recently appeared in the news columns of the daily press, presents a welcome break in the monotony of the dispatches which have previously chronicled the death of at least seventy-five thousand men in the siege of Port Arthur, for it indicates that the generous courtesy which should ever govern the actions of a brave man has survived the carnage of one of the most sanguinary campaigns in history.
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Commemoration

Annie M. Knott

We are reminded at this time of that highly-important event in the history of the Christian Science movement.
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As to Quotations

Archibald McLellan

It has often been observed that children whose parents have done a great deal for them, presume upon the loving kindness of those to whom they are so deeply indebted, and soon come to look upon the property of their parents as something which may be freely used without the formality of first asking permission; and it is to be regretted that, to a certain extent, some Christian Scientists have drifted into this manner of regarding Mrs.
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Illogical Criticism

John B. Willis

"It is not sufficient to say that cases of toothache and of diphtheria have been cured by the Christian Science treatment.
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A Cry in the Wilderness

John B. Willis

There are few men who have come into the inheritance of a larger and nobler opportunity than that of the distinguished preacher and journalist upon whose shoulders, eighteen years ago, the mantle of Henry Ward Beecher was laid.
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Our Leader's Letter to the Concord Church

Mary Baker Eddy

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Concord, N.
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The Divine Completeness

Annie M. Knott

At the present time, as never before, there seems to be a willingness to permit the fair and free discussion of religious subjects, and this is surely evidence of a deep desire to know the truth.
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A Sacred Union

John B. Willis

These words were spoken by the Master under circumstances which render them peculiarly significant to our times, but their meaning would be unwarrantably restricted if it were limited to a declaration of the sacredness of the marital relation.