Editorials

Learning from Christ

In the development of every human being, diving comes first, then learning.

In a late address before the national conference of Unitarian churches, a well-known publicist has cited many encouraging intimations of the growth of religious sentiment, and among other things he notes the public conscience, which he regards as "more acute to-day than at any time in the history of mankind;" the place of temperance in general thought; the recognition of the right of agreement; the increase of the spirit of reconciliation; the more dominant religious spirit in the adjustment of international affairs, and the universal exaltation of character over creeds.

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Major Glover's Record as a Mason

We are very glad of the opportunity to republish in this issue of the Sentinel a letter by Miss Mary Hatch Harrison of Newbern, N.

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"Blessed are the Merciful"

The harmony of these beautiful autumn days is marred by one discordant note to which Christian sentiment has ever been sadly indifferent.

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Choose Life and Live

In a current issue of a religious contemporary is an article entitled, "The Cheerfulness of Death," which is made prominent by the endorsement given it in the editorial columns.

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The Higher Purpose

The popular belief about Christian Science is, to a large extent at least, that it is simply a cure for physical ills, a universal panacea for sickness, and therefore not rightfully called scientific Christianity.

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A Memorable Coincidence

Editor with contributions from Mary B. G. Eddy, Elizabeth Earl Jones

We are glad to publish the following interesting letter and enclosures received from our Leader.

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Our Leader's Letter to the Teachers

Mary B. G. Eddy

General Association of Teachers.

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The Opened Book

In commenting upon the effort of an educational center to awaken interest in a course of Bible reading, a leading daily paper has recently said that "if the universities can revive the study of the Bible, they will establish a new claim to our respect.

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The Ministry of Childhood

It is recorded that on one occasion Jesus taught his disciples a vital lesson through a little child.

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Back to Christ

In these days of much theorizing and much preaching we hear a good deal about a growing tendency toward agnosticism and infidelity, and although many reasons have been advanced for this phenomenon of modern civilization, none seem to afford a sufficient basis upon which to suggest a remedy.

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A Memorable Coincidence

Editor with contributions from MARY B. G. EDDY, ELIZABETH EARL JONES

We are glad to publish the following interesting letter and enclosures received from our Leader.