Editorials

Editorial

Pardon Through Reform

Albert F. Gilmore

Christian Science makes it quite clear that salvation from sin and all phases of evil may be attained only through reform, that is, through regeneration.
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"Pure affection"

Ella W. Hoag

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"By love serve one another"

Duncan Sinclair

The Master's words, addressed to the disciples when there arose "a strife among them, which of them should be accounted the greatest," epitomize the question of service to the Christian Scientist.
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Love Which Fulfills the Law

Albert F. Gilmore

That the law of Christian Science demands love for its fulfillment, Mrs.
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Just Appreciation

Duncan Sinclair

Appreciation always presupposes knowledge.
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Church Officers

Ella W. Hoag

Men have generally held officership as something eminently desirable.
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Good Impersonal

Albert F. Gilmore

Mortals become accustomed to attach good to persons, thus making human personality the source of goodness.
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Renewals

Ella W. Hoag

Mankind is always interested in renewals.
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Deliverance Through the Power of God

Duncan Sinclair

Many an instance occurs in the Bible of the power of God to deliver from trouble those who put their trust in Him.
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Steadfastness in Faith

Albert F. Gilmore

Among the early Christians, apart from the disciples themselves, Paul was the most ardent adherent to and supporter of Jesus' teachings, both as to their letter and spirit.
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Other People's Religion

The Christian Science Board of Directors

Christian Scientists, mindful of the admonition of their Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, do not assail the religious beliefs of other people.
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Perfect Peace

Duncan Sinclair

The Old Testament contains many an inspired word; and possibly no part of it is richer in this respect than is the book of Isaiah.