Editorials

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"Heal the Sick"

M.

The Bible is full of contrasts, but none more striking than that presented by the last verse of the sixth chapter of Mark's gospel and the first two verses of the seventh chapter.
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A Universal Brotherhood

W

The growth of a larger and truer sense of brotherhood in all the world, is one of the many assurances of the spiritual advance of the race.
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A Cause for Joy

K

Among the many interesting letters to our Leader which we are permitted to read in the Sentinel, a recent one from abroad tells of a custom unfamiliar to this country; viz.
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The Question of Omnipotence

M

The statement recently made before the New York Ministers' Conference, that "It is a mistake to say God is omnipotent; He is not omnipotent; He is constantly thwarted and harassed; there are many things He cannot do," has awakened very little protest.
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Springtide at Pleasant View

Editor

The following reference, in the Concord Patriot of May 9, to the present beauty of Mrs.
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"A Door of Hope"

K.

Among the many rare gems of thought found in Hebrew poetry, Hosea's reference to "a door of hope" is peculiarly impressive.
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Correct Diagnosis

M.

One of the arguments frequently used by critics of Christian Science is, that lack of technical medical education renders Christian Scientists incapable of properly diagnosing cases brought to them, and therefore they should not be allowed to treat patients; but if we may judge by the absurdities, contradictions, and inconsistencies of so-called "expert testimony," given by physicians in the courts, the same argument will apply to some members of the medical profession.
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Christian Science Board of Education

MARY B. G. EDDY.

The Magna Charta of Christian Science means much, multum in parvo,—all-in-one and one-in-all.
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A Righteous Judgment

M.

Another case in which medical legislation has proved ineffective to prevent the practice of Christian Science is recorded in the following news item copied from The Cincinnati Enquirer:—
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Doubt and Demonstration

W.

In giving his reasons for retiring from the ministry, after what would be called a successful pastorate of many years, a clergyman has recently declared that while his desire to serve the people steadily grew stronger, his confidence in the conventional methods used to help them, as steadily waned.
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By-law Amended

Church Organizations Ample.
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An Oft-repeated Inquiry

K.

As of old "There be many that say, Who will show us any good?