Editorials

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"The Unity of the Faith"

K.

The second Annual Meeting of The General Association of Teachers is another milestone passed in the forward march of Christian Science, and the spirit which characterized it, no less than the number of those in attendance, gave proof of the good already accomplished by this agency.
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"The work of righteousness shall be peace"

M.

One of the addresses delivered upon the occasion of the dedication of a monument to the memory of the Jewish soldiers who died in the Civil War has occasioned no little comment, and this is not to be wondered at in view of its radical plea for the righteousness and necessity of war.
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The General Association of Teachers

Editor with contributions from Ida G. Stewart, Mary Baker Eddy

The second annual meeting of The General Association of Teachers in the United States was held at Chicago, October 24 and 25, and was largely attended by members from practically every state in the Union.
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Church By-law

Editor

Article XXVI.
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Holiday Gifts

Mary Baker Eddy

Beloved Students:—The holidays are coming and I trow you are awaiting on behalf of your Leader the loving liberty of their license.
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A Place of Safety

K.

The early history of the Hebrews reveals the fact that they were originally a pastoral people, and lived close to nature.
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Remember the Sabbath Day

Remember the Sabbath Day

We recently received a request to say something in the Sentinel about the proper observance of the Sabbath, but the necessity for advice to Christian Scientists on this subject did not at once appeal to us.
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Reliance on the Divine Nature

W.

Spiritual understanding is changeless.
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Letters to our Leader

Editor with contributions from E. Howard Gilkey, Louise King

Columbus, Ohio, August 11, 1904.
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"Blessed are the peacemakers"

K.

The echoes of the recent Peace Congress can never cease, for we may be sure that whatever of truth was embodied in its deliberations and utterances, — that will live on and touch to new and higher issues the silent chords of humanitarian sentiment and unselfish aspiration.
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"The trees are crowned with glory"

W.

Who can ever forget the joys of a perfect autumnal day! To stand under oaks and maples that revel in hues for which even a Veronese, a Dolci, and a Murillo have vainly striven, and, looking up and beyond, to drink in the delicious flood of tinted light that is sifted out of cerulean depths, — this is to enter the treasure-house of the sun.
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The Spead-Tomlinson Case

M.

In our issue of October 8 we quoted at length from the decision of the Supreme Court of New Hampshire in the case of Spead v.