Editorials

"The home of Love"

Annie M. Knott

No one would deny that the love of home is deeply implanted in human consciousness and that it persists in spite of many disappointments.

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Waiting for the Waters to Subside

William D. McCrackan

When the world is covered by the fierce waves of error, humanity while it struggles waits for the waters to subside.

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Philosophy of Gratitude

William P. McKenzie

If men only knew the increasing blessings which gratitude brings, they would more earnestly cultivate it.

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"Lord, what wilt thou have me to do?"

William D. McCrackan

Saul's career as a persecutor of the Christians was suddenly stopped by a voice saying unto him, "Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me?

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Cleanliness and Godliness

Annie M. Knott

No one who has been acquainted with the results of Mrs.

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An Available Chaplain

William P. McKenzie

Let there be court or commons, army or navy, public institution or secret society, and apparently there needs to be a chaplain.

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At the present time we see many reasons for getting a larger grasp of the spiritual idea which is humanly represented in economy, and perhaps nothing can better help us to gain a truer sense of its meaning than Mrs.

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Be of Good Cheer

William D. McCrackan

In every individual's experience there comes a time when a word of good cheer lightens the heart weighed down by human perplexities.

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Thankful Hearts

William P. McKenzie

Close upon three hundred years have gone since the Pilgrims celebrated their first Thanksgiving day.

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Mrs. Eddy's Letters

Editor

The Christian Science Board of Directors on behalf of The Mother Church wishes to acknowledge gratefully the receipt of original autograph letters written by Mrs.

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Come unto me"

William D. McCrackan

The words which form the title of this editorial have rung in the ears of Christendom since they became public in the sacred writings.

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Sabbath Observance

Annie M. Knott

The question of Sabbath observance is not only of deep interest to older students of Christian Science, but it is important that the pupils in our Sunday schools should have clear views on this question as on all others which relate themselves to human progress.