Editorials

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What Do We Admit?

Violet Ker Seymer

All admissions which render homage to God are beautiful in essence and liberating in practice.
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The Irreversible Truth

George Shaw Cook

Truth is understood in Christian Science both as a name for God and as being synonymous with Christ, the spiritual idea of God.
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From a letter dated 1896

MARY BAKER EDDY

To know there is but one God, one Cause, one effect, one Mind, heals instantly.
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Abstinence versus Moderation

George Shaw Cook

CURRENT advocacy of moderate drinking as a satisfactory substitute for total abstinence may have raised the question, "What is the attitude of Christian Scientists on this subject?
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God Alone Has Power

Duncan Sinclair

THE world is moving towards the goal of final victory over all evil, irresistibly moving towards that goal.
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From a letter dated 1896

MARY BAKER EDDY

Love is the only and all of attainments in spiritual growth.
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Flux and Permanence

Violet Ker Seymer

A superficial observer of world conditions might find himself deploring the signs of these times.
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Childlike Receptivity to Truth

Duncan Sinclair

Jesus paid a wonderful tribute to the thought of the child when he said to his disciples, "Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven".
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Truth, not Travesty

Violet Ker Seymer

Both in his teaching and his healing work Christ Jesus gave evidence after evidence of the impotence of error when faced with the operation of Truth.
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Prayer and Fasting

George Shaw Cook

A Little girl in a Christian Science Sunday School was asked by her teacher, "What is meant by prayer and fasting?
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A Better Way

George Shaw Cook

AN encouraging sign of the times is found in a recent announcement made by the heads of some of the automobile manufacturing concerns in the United States.
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"Love rules the universe"

Duncan Sinclair

Two sentences to be found on page 278 of "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany," by Mrs.