Editorials

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"GOD SAW EVERY THING"

John J. Selover

The driver of an automobile, obviously, must have the capacity to see ahead.

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WHAT IS YOUR AIM IN LIFE?

Harold Molter

The question is often asked of children, "What do you expect to be when you grow up?

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MORAL POWER

Helen Wood Bauman

In a world measuring power largely by material standards, the voices of those declaring the power of morality may sound feeble.

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SUMMIT MEETING

Harold Molter

Much has been said in recent months regarding the call for a meeting at the summit, that is, a meeting of the heads of the leading nations of the world.

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PEACE WITH OUR ENEMIES

John J. Selover

A wise man once declared.

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THE SERENITY OF REFLECTION

Helen Wood Bauman

Mary Baker Eddy discovered a profoundly important fact when she saw that man is God's reflection.

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NO STRUGGLE IN REAL BEING

John J. Selover

"The habitual struggle to be always good is unceasing prayer," writes Mary Baker Eddy in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".

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THE present race for superiority in material armaments leads the Christian Scientist to consider the nature of the spiritual weapons which will help to establish the promise made at the birth of Jesus.

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NO INCONSISTENCY

Helen Wood Bauman

Those who are best acquainted with the fact of man's spiritual perfection as the image and likeness of God are the most insistent upon building up defenses against the depredations of sin.

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"THE BEST OF EVERYTHING"

Harold Molter

In a letter to a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, Mary Baker Eddy writes.

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ONE CREATION

Helen Wood Bauman

The truth is dawning on human thought that there is but one creation, the spiritual, which is the handiwork of the one God.

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GOD, THE FATHER OF LIBERTY

John J. Selover

In an address to the Concord, New Hampshire, Church of Christ, Scientist, in February, 1899, Mary Baker Eddy alluded to the fact that the organization of that church was completed on George Washington's birthday.