Editorials

Editorial

Winning the War of Nerves

John Randall Dunn

Our English word "nerves" has many facets.
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Unloading Heavy Cargo

PAUL STARK SEELEY

When in 1929 Admiral Byrd took off from his base some hundreds of miles from the South Pole, bound for that objective, his plane was heavily loaded.
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Israel Again Comes Out of Egypt

JOHN RANDALL DUNN

"The time is out of joint.
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Destroying the Canaanite Pictures

Paul Stark Seeley

Recently I saw some of the first moving pictures ever made.
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Demands Reciprocal

Evelyn F. Heywood

Infinite are the demands that God makes upon us.
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Man, Imperturbable

Evelyn F. Heywood

Separating the real from the unreal, Christian Science separates the imperturbable and the perturbable.
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We Are Crusaders!

John Randall Dunn

A crusade, according to Mr.
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What If?

Paul Stark Seeley

Evil often plagues mortals by persistently arguing that although they may be getting along reasonably well in some ways, there is a hitch somewhere.
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Christian Science and Politics

John Randall Dunn

"Politics," writes Robert Louis Stevenson, "is perhaps the only profession for which no preparation is thought necessary.
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Yea, Not Yea and Nay

Evelyn F. Heywood

The human mind believing itself to be constituted of positive and negative elements, has accepted the reality of both.
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Only God Gives Health

Paul Stark Seeley

It is worthy of note that honest efforts are being put forth in many lands to make more secure the health of their citizens.
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Rejoicing in the Truth

Evelyn F. Heywood

When men learn to love Truth for its own sake, impersonally and impartially, and because they know that it is the only permanent good, they exercise a potent and purifying influence in the world.