Editorials

Editorial

Racism and prophecy

NATHAN A. TALBOT

When we think of prophecy, two factors are prominent: forecast of an event, and the happening itself.
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Inflation and the question of productivity

NATHAN A. TALBOT

While inflation may seem like crab grass, spreading through economic soil of the industrial world, we can uproot this obnoxious weed.
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The successful business

GEOFFREY J. BARRATT

The flourishing industry—whether manufacturing or service—is usually the one acting on useful, needed, innovative ideas.
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Learn not idleness

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

It is natural for us to be active, productive.
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Evil reiterated is not evil validated

GEOFFREY J. BARRATT

Propagandists and advertisers know that the way to get a message to stick is to repeat it and repeat it.
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Impregnable and solid you

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

As research in physics continues to pierce holes into the "substance" of matter, the question sharpens: Is there anything that is solid?
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Feeling the energies of Spirit

GEOFFREY J. BARRATT

It's not a great while since the long-resisting barrier of a mile run in less than four minutes was broken through—actually, it was in 1954.
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More effective treatment

NATHAN A. TALBOT

Christian Science is immensely practical.
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Admitting the facts

GEOFFREY J. BARRATT

It is not difficult to admit that the United States lies between Mexico and Canada when we have examined the relevant maps and perhaps have traveled in the three countries.
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Effect and side effect

NATHAN A. TALBOT

God and His creation constitute the allness of being.
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Turning threats into promises

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

When volatile world situations threaten, many people turn to prayer.
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Which way should we go?

BEULAH M. ROEGGE

It's a frequent question asked alike about trifles and earthshaking matters.