Editorials

A Noble Vocation

Paul Stark Seeley

The brief and unequivocal command of the Founder of Christianity to his followers, "Heal the sick," will be fully satisfied only when obedience thereto has annihilated, with the Christ-idea of Life, all sickness from the world.

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"The waters shall be healed"

John Randall Dunn

What utterly unique word pictures, couched in the delightsome imagery of the East, were drawn by the Hebrew writers and prophets! The Bible truly is a gallery whose walls are adorned with literary gems and poetic masterpieces.

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God Rules the Conference of Nations!

Paul Stark Seeley

Greater than all the nations is infinite Mind, the only God, by whom and in whom all men really exist.

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Willingness

Margaret Morrison

"Thy will be done.

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Positive Possession

Margaret Morrison

In her book, "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany".

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There Is Healing for the Wounded!

John Randall Dunn

Heartening word comes from the Allied battle fronts that the percentage of fatalities among our wounded is smaller than in any war of the past.

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Make a Highway in the Desert

Paul Stark Seeley

The bulldozer—a steel blade pushed by a tractor—is named in a recent article in the magazine Fortune as the inanimate hero of the present war.

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An Opportunity for Healing

John Randall Dunn

American newspapers of late blazon forth the dismay of a very vocal portion of our citizenry over the shortage of cigarettes.

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The Verities of Vision

Margaret Morrison

"Where there is no vision, the people perish.

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Accidents, False Phenomena

Paul Stark Seeley

What we ordinarily think of as an accident is an unexpected occurrence resulting in injury to persons, or damage to things.

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Glory versus Vainglory

Margaret Morrison

There is no better example of the vanity and disaster which attend vainglory than the Bible story of Nebuchadnezzar as related in the fourth chapter of Daniel.

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What Is the Scientific Fast?

John Randall Dunn

Before the glad celebration of Easter by the Christian churches, many denominations include in their rituals observances of periods of fasting, especially during that which is called "Holy Week.