Editorials

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A Morning Lesson

S.

ALL nature pulsates with responsive gratitude to the glorious sun for his benefactions of light and heat.
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Class Legislation Vetoed

M.

WE are pleased to report in this issue of the Sentinel the defeat of another attempt at class legislation, having for its purpose he prohibition of the practice of Christian Science.
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Railroad Rates for the Communion Service

Editor

We are assured that the change of date of the communion service and annual meeting will not interfere with arrangements now being made with the railroads for reduced rates, and that the same liberal terms will be granted for the new date, June 28 to July 1, as were promised for June 14-17.
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The Confusions of Human Opinion

W

Two very prominent ministers in this country, representatives of the same church, but of the most conflicting philosophies, have recently taken occasion to make public reference to Christian Science in language that seems very surprising.
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The Retreating Foe

S

Weak warfare do we deem it, and cowardly soldiers they, who fail or falter under the fire of a retreating foe.
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Our Periodicals

M

Much of the work on the Sentinel and the other official publications of our denomination has been done with a view of making them available and effective agencies in overcoming the many misunderstandings and prejudices engendered by ignorant and malicious criticism of Christian Science and of our Leader, and we are greatly encouraged to believe that much has been accomplished in this direction.
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Amendments to By-laws

Editor

The following sections of the By-Laws of the Mother Church have been amended to read as follows:—
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Significant Questions

MARY BAKER G. EDDY.

Who shall be greatest?
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Railroad Rates for the Communion Service

Editor

Arrangements have been, or are being made with all the principal railroads in the United States and Canada for reduced rates to Boston for the Communion Service and Annual Meeting, June I4–I7, I903.
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The Church Universal

Editor

The growing disposition among Christian believers, to forget the petty particulars that have separated them, and join hands in a united effort for a common cause, is but one of many encouraging things which may be traced to the passing of the theory of verbal inspiration, for it is apparent that as attention is more and more centered upon the spiritual significance of the Scriptures, the dogmas and beliefs which have found their beginnings in an over-emphasis of literal statement, and which have led to so much of denominational cleavage and dissension, must be relegated to the realm of the unimportant.
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"As He Thinketh."

W.

In a late address before the Homœopathic Medical Society of Chicago, Dr.
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Is it Right, or Wrong

S.

Faithfulness to one's highest light is a necessary condition of growth.