Editorials

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Healings that are permanent

NATHAN A. TALBOT

With remarkable inventiveness, people have developed many systems of healing over the centuries.

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On making right decisions

DeWITT JOHN

It's a hard choice, let's say.

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"And seeing the multitudes," the gospel writer introduces Christ's Sermon on the Mount, "he went up into a mountain: and when he was set, his disciples came unto him: and he opened his mouth, and taught them.

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Reluctant to admit healing?

NATHAN A. TALBOT

We've all seen times when someone has offered advice on how to do a task more effectively.

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Where inspiration and practicality meet

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

"Yes, but you've got to be practical!" Useful advice, perhaps, to awaken one from a dream world, but where does inspired, prayer-based action come in?

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Reverse error with truth!

DeWITT JOHN

How important is it, in scientific prayer, to reverse error with truth?

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The joy of the second mile

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

The Christ that brought forward Jesus' life and his teachings impels us today when we turn unreservedly to God for guidance.

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Signs of the times, spiritual progress, and the Golden Rule

WILLIAM E. MOODY

Much as at the beginning of other eras, the turn of the last century prompted many thinkers to contemplate the future.

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Reducing that "adipose belief of yourself"

NATHAN A. TALBOT

It has been said that people shouldn't let their stomachs become waist baskets.

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Moved by love, not fear

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

"Be careful but don't be cautious," our friend called out.

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A heroic Christianity

WILLIAM E. MOODY

It has been argued that the world today is without real heroes.

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Moral chemicalization and human survival

DeWITT JOHN

Viewing the panorama of the twentieth century in broadest terms, one cannot help being impressed by two contrasting phenomena of enormous consequence.