Editorials

Editorial

"The Laborer and his Hire"

Albert F. Gilmore

It is probable that few persons, if any, deny the general fact contained in Christ Jesus' statement, "The labourer is worthy of his hire.
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Resolutions by Branch Churches

The Christian Science Board of Directors with contributions from MARY BAKER EDDY

The question has been raised several times in the last four or five years, and again recently, as to whether it is best for branch churches throughout the field to send resolutions to the Board of Directors expressing loyalty to our Cause, and especially towards our institutions as established under the counsel of our inspired Leader.
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God's Loving Care

Duncan Sinclair

Mankind is beginning to understand that God is Love, and to realize something of what this profound spiritual truth implies.
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True Concepts

Ella W. Hoag

On page 262 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mrs.
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Christian Ministry

Albert F. Gilmore

Nowhere in the New Testament is the purpose of Christ Jesus' ministry set forth more definitely than in the third chapter of the first epistle of John.
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No Separation from God

Ella W. Hoag

Perhaps there is nothing more precious in all the teaching of Christian Science than its presentation of the fact that there is no possibility of separation from God.
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Truth, the Alterative

Duncan Sinclair

Mrs.
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The Two Great Commandments

Albert F. Gilmore

The precepts of Christ Jesus are of universal application.
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Protection

Duncan Sinclair

What is the reason for the widespread belief that time and again men are saved from accident or catastrophe by a power outside of and greater than themselves?
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Enduring to the End

Ella W. Hoag

The meaning of endurance has been associated largely in the thought of mankind with patient submission to something unpleasant.
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The Prayer of Understanding

Albert F. Gilmore

The present is a time of great change in the views commonly held by mankind regarding many phases of religion and worship.
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Sacrament

Ella W. Hoag

We are told that the word "sacrament" was adopted by the early Latin church to denote those ordinances of religion by which Christians came under an obligation of obedience to God.