Editorials

Editorial

Some notes on theology and Christian Science

DeWITT JOHN

Those unfamiliar with Christian Science sometimes wonder if it truly is a religion and really does have a theology.
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The child's maturity

NATHAN A. TALBOT

Is age three too early for you to teach a child to read?
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Finding God through prayer

WILLIAM E. MOODY

Where is God?
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Cherishing another's good

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

How happy we are when we can truly rejoice with someone about the good that comes to him and when we can genuinely admire another's excellence without feeling threatened.
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Overcoming adversity in human relations

DeWITT JOHN

When faced with discordant human relationships, we can remember that the most important thing is not that we're confronted with tribulation or strife.
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What the Bible teaches about prayer

WILLIAM E. MOODY

In discussions with Christians of other denominations the Christian Scientist may find that some confusion persists among his friends regarding the nature of prayer in the teachings of Christian Science.
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You are not lost

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

What care Christ Jesus took of the lost.
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No penalty for doing good

NATHAN A. TALBOT

God's law of good always rewards honest and charitable motives.
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Release from the grasp of time

DeWITT JOHN

Even within the framework of matter and physics, former time limits have been shattered.
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The work of Christmas

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

One of the most hard-bitten persons I've known said surprisingly, "I love Christmas.
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Eyes that see... and heal

NATHAN A. TALBOT

I rebelled.
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Hid with Christ

WILLIAM E. MOODY

A few years ago the Associated Press wire service featured an account of a man who had been discovered after hiding out for more than three decades.