Editorials

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Making Democracy Safe for the World

William P. McKenzie

When we speak of the world we have in view the inhabitants thereof, just as the prophet Jonah was made to understand that Nineveh was not an abstraction to be dealt with in a way to justify his prophesying, but was "that great city, wherein are more than sixscore thousand persons that cannot discern between their right hand and their left hand; and also much cattle.
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"Feed my sheep"

William D. McCrackan

The call comes to feed the hungry hearts with the vision of spiritual truth, with the bread of heaven, the reflection of divine Love; to transcend the narrow confines of human justice, and in noble imitation of the Father-Mother to let our light shine upon the just and the unjust.
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"Sacrifice and service"

Annie M. Knott

People in general entertain rather gloomy views of sacrifice, and this in itself implies an incorrect sense of its meaning.
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The Revelation of Christianity

William P. McKenzie

Let us say that Galileo, as soon as he had certain knowledge regarding some astronomical fact, was at the same time certain that the revelation of this fact would come to every one.
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"Beauty and bounty"

Annie M. Knott

At this time of the year, and this year of all times, thought turns gladly away from rumors of strife, carnage, and destruction, to the panorama spread over field and forest, reflecting what Mrs.
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The Lord Is at Hand

William D. McCrackan

The belief in a distant God lends color to skepticism.
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Heavenly Aspiration

William P. McKenzie

The words of that universal friend and "mother in Israel," Mary Baker Eddy, remain to inspire every reader of them.
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Fads Analyzed

William D. McCrackan

With delightful humor Mrs.
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Unbelief Cast Out

Annie M. Knott

Unbelief is merely another name for the preponderance of materiality in human consciousness, and truly did the poet characterize it in saying:—
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Teachers of an Earthly Wisdom

William P. McKenzie

When a church becomes decadent it is because spiritual power is no longer manifested whereby men are convinced of sin, impelled to repentance, and made steadfast in righteousness.
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A Nation's Growth

Annie M. Knott

We sometimes forget that nations are born as truly as are individuals, that they must grow, and unless they forget the vital truth to which they owe their very existence they will pass the barriers of time and unfold in the infinitude of Mind and Mind's eternal manifestation.
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The True Rock

William D. McCrackan

The true rock is the Christ, Truth.