Editorials

"Come forth"

Violet Ker Seymer

When Jesus, standing beside the tomb, called to Lazarus, "Come forth," he roused him from the mesmerism of death through his understanding of the law of eternal Life.

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Freedom through Christian Science

Duncan Sinclair

There is not a person on earth who does not in some way and in some degree believe himself at times fettered by materiality.

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Moral Awakening

Duncan Sinclair

It is a mistake to think that Christian Science practice is confined to the healing of disease.

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Christian Reasoning

Clifford P. Smith

The extent to which reason entered at first into Christian teaching and practice is not clearly shown by the New Testament.

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New as Hymns

Editor

The new Hymnal will include the following poems by Mary Baker Eddy, in addition to those by her in the present Hymnal.

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Happiness

Violet Ker Seymer

Happiness is a divine characteristic of spiritual man, an integral part of his life.

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Authorized Methods

Clifford P. Smith

The religion founded by Moses was primitive, but it prospered so long as it advanced from the fundamentals which he taught.

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The ninety-first Psalm begins with the hallowed words, "He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty;" and the Psalm goes on to show how, abiding there, one is sheltered and protected.

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Man

Violet Ker Seymer

In the Old Testament it is recorded that after a period of mourning and fasting, Daniel came to the river Hiddekel, where, he said, "There came.

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God's Good Will

Duncan Sinclair

In a world where suffering sometimes appears to be much in evidence the questions are often asked, Can it be God's will that men should have to endure the pangs of disease or the ravages of sin?

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All-inclusive Divinity

Clifford P. Smith

In the early history of Christian Science, almost everybody who became interested in this subject had regarded both God and man as like a human person.

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Charity

Violet Ker Seymer

The Apostle James pointed out that mere words of charity expressed to one who is "naked, and destitute of daily food," profit nothing, and that practical charity calls for giving "those things which are needful to the body.