Editorials

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"Hold fast that which is good"

Duncan Sinclair

Steadfastness was characteristic of Paul.
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Right Conversation

Albert F. Gilmore

Christ Jesus especially emphasized the importance of refraining from idle thoughts and words.
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Health

Duncan Sinclair

In the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".
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"Faith, hope, charity"

Ella W. Hoag

When Paul declared, in words which have become familiar to all the Christian world, "And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity," he certainly did not intend that faith and hope were thenceforth to be lost sight of.
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"Take ye away the stone"

Albert F. Gilmore

The marvelous story of the raising of Lazarus as recorded in John's Gospel furnishes to the student of Christian Science much food for thought as to Jesus' purpose and method.
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Standing for God

Ella W. Hoag

Men have always agreed that to stand for anything has meant to remain fixed and steadfast in loyalty thereto; that whatever the opposition or resistance might be, to stand must imply an immovable maintenance of allegiance.
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Faith and Understanding

Duncan Sinclair

Faith is recognized by mankind, generally, as one of the great essentials of life.
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Single-Mindedness

Albert F. Gilmore

Singleness of thought is necessary to the gaining of spiritual understanding, in fact, to the accomplishment of any good purpose.
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Meekness and Might

Duncan Sinclair

The mightiest man who ever walked this earth was Christ Jesus; and he was also the meekest.
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Self-Control

Ella W. Hoag

When Christian Science was revealed, it found a world still wondering as to the meaning of self-control and how it was to be attained.
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Sorrow Not the Master of Joy

Albert F. Gilmore

A Blessing of inestimable value which Christian Science has conferred upon humanity is the healing of sorrow.
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Partaking of the Divine Nature

Ella W. Hoag

Who that has professed any semblance of Christianity has not desired to understand and express the divine nature, has not resolved again and again to work with all earnestness to attain this goal of Christlikeness?