Editorials

Editorial

Let in the Light

S.

We are all more or less familiar with the vitascope and its manipulation.
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The Prodigality of Good

W.

Nature is constantly disclosing a richness of bounty, which is apparently indifferent to our sense of waste.
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Our Field is the World

M.

Although healing the sick seems to present the largest field of activity for Christian Scientists, it is not the only means by which they can help their fellows.
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Appreciation

Luman A. Field

The following paragraph from a private letter voices a thought which is most heartily appreciated by those who have been called to arrange the Bible Lessons.
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The True Standard

W.

It is not the zealous maintenance of a given point of view, but loyalty to the best light he has, which entitles a man to the respect of his fellows.
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Sound the Wheels

S.

The "limited express" with its burden of humanity sweeps past on its time-exterminating, space-destroying mission, grand in us triumph of mechanics, regal in its luxurious appointments, proud in its relations to commerce, to government, and to social life.
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About Testimonies

M.

The very intimate connection between our Sunday services and the Wednesday evening meetings must be apparent to all.
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Mrs. Eddy's Views

Editor with contributions from Mrs. Eddy

Concord, N.
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Democracy in Church

Editor

The following interview with Mrs.
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Stopping with the Truth

S.

"But " and "if" are often the danger signals of our conversation.
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"Looking Backward"

W.

Our ideal in Christian Science calls for the constant knowing of God, Good, and Him alone.
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Labor not in Vain

M.

Cheerful acquiescence in the wise counsel of our Leader has made startling changes throughout the Field, and many have been called from comparative privacy to public activity.