Editorials

Evangelizing the Human Self

Duncan Sinclair

"What must I do to be saved?

The Christ and the Comforter

Clifford P. Smith

For a long time before the birth of Jesus, the people of his race had expected an advent or coming to which they had given the name Messiah or Christ.

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Drawing Near to God

Violet Ker Seymer

The Psalmist wrote, "It is good for me to draw near to God: I have put my trust in the Lord God, that I may declare all thy works.

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Man, not God

Clifford P. Smith

Frequent objections to Christian Science are its denial that any form of matter is real and its denial that Jesus was God.

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Our Inheritance

Duncan Sinclair

Christian Scientists are profoundly grateful for the revelation of God and His creation which has come to them through Christian Science.

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"A Succourer of many"

Violet Ker Seymer

Paul wrote to the Romans commending to their care "Phebe our sister,.

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Denying Sin and Disease

Duncan Sinclair

In his exhortation to Israel, recorded in Deuteronomy, occur these words of Moses: "Unto thee it was shewed, that thou mightest know that the Lord he is God; there is none else beside him.

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Everyday Religion

Clifford P. Smith

Religion is one of the most difficult concepts to define or describe.

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Inspiration through Obedience

Violet Ker Seymer

On page 454 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mrs.

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Doctrine of the Trinity

Clifford P. Smith

One of the most curious facts in history is that a majority of all Christians have assented to a doctrine which declares that God consists of three persons called Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.

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"Follow thou me"

Violet Ker Seymer

As the hour of parting from his beloved disciples approached, Jesus addressed to Peter the heart-searching, reiterated inquiry, "Lovest thou me?

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How often have men wondered if a way would ever be found out of the troubles of mortal existence, out of the sickness, sin, poverty, and sorrow which beset the human race! How persistent have been the efforts of many of them to find the solution of humanity's problem; or if not the solution, then a way to ameliorate the lot of mortals! Men rebel against the suffering which so often seems to be in evidence—their sense of justice causes them to do so; and time and again there springs up within them the hope that in the end mankind will find itself free.