Editorials

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The True Stir

Gustavus S. Paine

The war was, of course, a great test for the practice of Christian Science.
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Wednesday

Frederick Dixon

When Mrs.
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Readiness to Write

Gustavus S. Paine

"Write the vision," Habakkuk was told by divine inspiration, "and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it.
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The Federation of the World

Frederick Dixon

One of the most curious traits of the human mind is manifested in its perpetual effort to counterfeit the divine.
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On Guard

Gustavus S. Paine

Christian Science heals.
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A New Heaven and a New Earth

Frederick Dixon

The overturning force of Principle cannot be stayed in the physical universe.
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Before the Whole World

Gustavus S. Paine

In many a case Christ Jesus proved, before the very eyes of the multitude, the power of God to heal.
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Philadelphia

Frederick Dixon

When Attalus II, King of Pergamos, was founding the famous city which he intended to be the seat of Græco-Asian culture in Lydia, indeed in Asia, he gave it the name of Philadelphia, meaning love of the brethren, in token of the unshaken loyalty and affection of the king for his own brother.
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Youth

Gustavus S. Paine

In order to be able to declare so positively, "Before Abraham was, I am," Christ Jesus had to understand the exact nature of eternal youth.
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Revolution

Frederick Dixon

Truth is revolutionary.
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Simple Living

Gustavus S. Paine

Christian Science is simple.
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Wars and Rumors of Wars

Frederick Dixon

The world, Hamlet declared, upon a famous occasion, was out of joint, and he went on to regret the despite which had made of him the instrument for its regeneration.