Editorials

Editorial

Tithes

Frederick Dixon

The history of the word tithes is not dissimilar to that of many others in the language.

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The Love That Is God

Gustavus S. Paine

Throughout her writings Mrs.

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The Waters of Meribah

Frederick Dixon

The human mind has a habit of fluctuating between self-confidence and self-depreciation.

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Cheerful Waiting

Gustavus S. Paine

Rightly understood, waiting is much more than a looking to the future for the development of good.

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The Light of the World

Frederick Dixon

It seems to be beyond words difficult for the average human being to grasp the larger meaning of the simple words in daily use.

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Eyes and Ears

Gustavus S. Paine

Any one who stops to reason must admit that material eyes do not see nor material ears hear anything of themselves.

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Responsibility

Frederick Dixon

The Protestant church has always placed the doctrine of personal responsibility in the front of its teaching.

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To the student of Christian Science who has proved for himself that reliance on the understanding of divine Principle is more effective than recourse to material methods of treatment, the failure to depend entirely on this understanding for his children as well as for himself would be neglect.

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Individuality

Frederick Dixon

There is probably nothing against which the ordinary man fights more determinedly than any effort to rob him of what he terms his individuality.

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Extensive Gratitude

Gustavus S. Paine

How many people have reasoned out what they mean when they say they are grateful?

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The Abomination of Desolation

Frederick Dixon

The great difficulty of the ordinary student of the Bible in dealing with prophecy, lies in the misconception which commonly exists as to what prophecy strictly means.

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The Value of Money

Gustavus S. Paine

If asked what money is, almost any one can answer glibly that it is a medium of exchange.