Editorials

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Communication

Editor with contributions from The Christian Science Board of Directors

We would call attention to the subjoined letter setting forth the course adopted in behalf of The Christian Science Monitor by a representative Association of students in the West at its recent annual meeting.
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"His only textbooks"

Ella W. Hoag

In Article IV, Section 1, of our Church Manual, in speaking of the necessary qualifications for one to become a member of The Mother Church, we find the following: "The Bible, together with Science and Health and other works by Mrs.
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Overcoming Fear

Duncan Sinclair

With no phase of mortal belief is the Christian Scientist more familiar than that of fear.
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"Comfort ye my people"

Albert F. Gilmore

To the holy men of ancient time the voice of God came in certain and audible messages, conveying wise admonitions for the guidance of the obedient among His chosen people, and equally strong rebuke and condemnation for the transgressor of His commands.
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Divine Love

Duncan Sinclair

In Christian Science God is referred to by different synonyms; and, probably, the one which appeals most strongly to the burdened heart of humanity is Love, the term used by the Apostle John when he said, "God is love," Who can fathom the depths of divine Love?
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Holy Expectation

Ella W. Hoag

Expectation has been defined as "a conviction which excludes doubt.
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Freedom Through Obedience

Albert F. Gilmore

The common tendency of the human mind is to oppose restraint.
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Love's Likeness

Ella W. Hoag

Mankind has always longed to understand the meaning of real love.
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"A refuge from the storm"

Duncan Sinclair

At the present time it would seem as if the claims of mortal mind were being urged to the uttermost.
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Right Service

Albert F. Gilmore

Humanity faces few problems apparently more troublesome to deal with than those concerning employment.
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"The whole armour of God"

Duncan Sinclair

Many centuries have passed since Paul addressed his epistle "to all that be in Rome;" and time has but accentuated the brilliance of his analysis of the unprofitable nature of the works of the flesh and of the life-giving power of Spirit, and the wisdom of his exhortations to holiness contained therein.
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A Sure Defense

Ella W. Hoag

The psalmist sang, "My defence is of God, which saveth the upright in heart.