Editorials

Editorial

Dealing with questions about sex in the periodicals

NATHAN A. TALBOT

Some people would probably say that the Christian Science Journal, Sentinel, and Herald are fairly conservative magazines.
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The continuity of man's being

DeWITT JOHN

If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.
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The power of expression

CAROLYN B. SWAN

We're all concerned in some way with expression.
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With our hand to the plow

WILLIAM E. MOODY

When Jesus taught the lesson of the man with a plow, certainly it would have presented an image that his listeners could relate to.
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How do you identify yourself?

DeWITT JOHN

A name, a signature, a driver's license, a number assigned by a computer—we're apt to use them all.
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The development of honesty

WILLIAM E. MOODY

Is it important to be honest?
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Health: for physical body and economic system

NATHAN A. TALBOT

When the physical body is uncomfortable, people usually do something about it—at least they ought to.
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Signs of life

CAROLYN B. SWAN

How much do we trust the reports of the body that are commonly called vital signs?
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Freedom from self-imposed slavery

DeWITT JOHN

So often the little gods we are tempted to worship turn out to be cruel masters.
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A life of praise

WILLIAM E. MOODY

Christ Jesus' disciples had been charged to preach the good news of salvation and to heal the sick.
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Keeping our gaze on "the high goal"

DeWITT JOHN

The discoverer of Christian Science finds the path less difficult when she has the high goal always before her thoughts, than when she counts her footsteps in endeavoring to reach it.
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Doing what's right

NATHAN A. TALBOT

So many people in this world are good people.