Editorials

Editorial

Overcoming Superstitions

William Milford Correll

Scientific research has a continuing battle with superstition.

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Who's Doing the Knowing?

Alan A. Aylwin

Who's doing the knowing?

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The Sin of Limitation

William Milford Correll

One of the most prevalent forms of sin is the sin of limitation.

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Effective Treatment

Helen Wood Bauman

In giving an effective treatment in Christian Science, nothing is more important to consider than the states of mind of both practitioner and patient.

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Habit or Inspiration?

Alan A. Aylwin

Many people are creatures of habit.

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Stilling the World's Unrest

Helen Wood Bauman

Countless words are being published today in an effort to explain the world's unrest and what should be done about it.

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Helping Our Questing Youth

Alan A. Aylwin

In the Western world a new life-style is being adopted by many young people.

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Obviously one of the most prevalent problems in society is the division and dissension that arise from differing points of view, from differing backgrounds of history and experience, from differing concepts of right and wrong.

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Spiritual Sense Necessary

William Milford Correll

The way one begins to recognize and to feel the presence of God is through spiritual sense or spiritual understanding.

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Acting in Subordination to Mind

Helen Wood Bauman

God's image is His reflection.

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The Tonic of Truth

Alan A. Aylwin

Christian Science teaches that weakness or weariness originate not because one has an iron or vitamin deficiency but because one has somehow lost contact with God.

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The Obstetrical Case

Helen Wood Bauman

In her Miscellaneous Writings Mary Baker Eddy says, "Until time matures human growth, marriage and progeny will continue unprohibited in Christian Science.