Editorials

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Tuning in and tuning out

DeWITT JOHN

It's no exaggeration to say the air today is filled with a diversity of voices clamoring for entrance into the individual's thinking.
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Truth versus slander

DeWITT JOHN

How do we judge church progress?
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Fulfilled on earth by heavenly means

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

A gift that the Science of Christianity provides us, one of vital importance to health, is the way to find fulfillment in our lives.
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To find happiness ...

DeWITT JOHN

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"How can I better serve?"

NATHAN A. TALBOT

It's a question all of us should ask ourselves from time to time.
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"... a clearing up of abstractions"

DeWITT JOHN

There's nothing abstract, in the sense of mere theory, about the Christianity Christ Jesus taught.
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Phenomena—miraculous and scientific

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

A glimpse of Christ, even a momentary hearing of a divine message from God, is the most wonderful experience on earth.
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Moral relationships in church

NATHAN A. TALBOT

Our church institution has many purposes.
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Hope is moral; hopelessness is _ _ _ _ _ _ _

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

If we finish this sentence with the obvious seven-letter word, we may take a new look at hope and find new reasons for cultivating it.
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On which side are you arguing?

DeWITT JOHN

Every student of Christian Science knows that its teachings give one a new way of thinking, a new outlook, a new standpoint for thought and action.
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Unconfused

NATHAN A. TALBOT

Often we know when we're confused.
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The most important question of all

DeWITT JOHN

An inquirer might ask a Christian Scientist: "What do you think God is?