Editorials

Detecting and Rejecting Evil

W. Stuart Booth

Throughout human history men have endeavored to overcome evil and to gain freedom from its manifold forms of limitation and enslavement.

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Directors Outline Policy for New Magazine Section

The Christian Science Board of Directors

In the Progress Edition of the Monitor issued November 20-25, there was a record of its twenty-five years of growth.

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Right Reliance

W. Stuart Booth

With all of their egotism and vaunting, materially-minded mortals have never claimed anything approaching self-existence.

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God, the Source of All Good

Duncan Sinclair

In these days there are many throughout the world who are feeling the pinch of poverty.

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The Value of Aloneness

Violet Ker Seymer

Mortal mind troubles itself on the question of companionship, now yearning for someone who is absent, now fretting to be rid of someone who is present.

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What a precious promise is contained in these words of the ninety-first Psalm: "Because thou hast made the Lord, which is my refuge, even the most High, thy habitation; there shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy dwelling"! They are free from doubt; a ring of certainty runs through them.

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Dependable Currency

W. Stuart Booth

From earliest times there appears to have been some medium of exchange used by men in business.

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Holding Our Position

Violet Ker Seymer

Christian Science entirely changes one's mental attitude toward health, happiness, power, achievement.

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Widening Our Horizons

W. Stuart Booth

The widening of our mental horizons, the purpose of the new section of The Christian Science Monitor, will make an especial appeal to Christian Scientists.

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"Spirit the starting-point"

Duncan Sinclair

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Infinite Progression

Violet Ker Seymer

Real progress is spiritual, a state of eternal unfoldment; and for Mind's infinite ideas there is infinite progression.

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Christ, or Herod?

Duncan Sinclair

In the second chapter of Matthew's Gospel it is brought out how Herod tried to compass the death of Jesus, not knowing that the child had been taken with Mary his mother into Egypt by Joseph.