Editorials

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The Task of Aaron and Hur

John Randall Dunn

An arresting word picture is drawn in the seventeenth chapter of Exodus.
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What about Our Groundwork?

Evelyn F. Heywood

To be well grounded in any subject is an assurance of efficiency.
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Binding the Strong Man

Paul Stark Seeley

At a time when vast military forces are engaged, or soon will be engaged, in the invasion of the territory held by a cruel enemy, it is well for us to remind ourselves of the crucial issues involved, and to be sure we contribute our individual part to ensure victory.
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Standing Upon Our Watch

Evelyn F. Heywood

We can learn a great deal from the prophet Habakkuk, whether we consider his wise example from the point of view of individual or collective problems.
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Some Thoughts on Loving

John Randall Dunn

Moses and Christ Jesus stressed the law, Love thy neighbor as thyself.
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"Upon this rock I will build"

Paul Stark Seeley

The strength and unshakability of Christian Science are in the fact that it is founded on the rock of Truth, unchanging Principle, and does not depend for its origin or continuance on any person or persons.
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Nonsense!

John Randall Dunn

A French moralist has observed, "If poverty is the mother of crimes, want of sense is the father;" and in the Christian Science textbook.
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He Overcame Death, So Must We

Paul Stark Seeley

The most important scientific fact proved by Christ Jesus was that individual man can, by understanding his spiritual unity with God, overcome death.
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The Stone Rolled Away

Evelyn F. Heywood

There is no heaviness in Spirit; its substance is not measured by weight or bulk.
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The Secret and Open Attack, Powerless

Evelyn F. Heywood

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Were You There?

John Randall Dunn

Many are familiar with the words of a tender Negro spiritual, "Were you there when they crucified my Lord?
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A Mighty Fact—the Oneness of Mind

Paul Stark Seeley

A child in the lower grades, who was a Christian Scientist, was startled when her teacher asked the class to bring in the next day, an imaginative composition on, "How I Broke My Leg.