Editorials

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REGENERATION

Annie M. Knott

All earnest students of Christian Science are aware of an ever-deepening sense of gratitude to Mrs.
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BURDEN BEARING

Archibald McLellan

"Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden," said the gentle Master, "and I will give you rest.
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FEAR OVERCOME

Annie M. Knott

It is somewhat surprising that after two thousand years of Christianity the admission should be made by professed Christians that fear practically dominates the human race.
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ONE WAY

John B. Willis

The fact that Christian Science hews to the line is nowhere more clearly expressed than in Mrs.
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"WHICH LOVE THY LAW"

Archibald McLellan

"Great peace have they which love thy law," sang the psalmist, "and nothing shall offend them.
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GAINING BY GIVING UP

John B. Willis

The story of Naaman, as told in the fifth chapter of II Kings, is of absorbing interest from any point of view, so full is it of movement, of events, of well-drawn characters, and of local color.
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FANCY AND FACT

Editor with contributions from W. H. Howard, James M. Cox, Archibald McLellan

Almost immediately after news came of the recent floods in Ohio and Indiana, and of the needs of those who were passing through the ordeals of wreck and famine, there appeared in many newspapers throughout the country editorials which were based upon prepared editorials sent out in bulletin form from the headquarters of the American Medical Association, as a part of the campaign of that organization to secure the establishment of a federal department of health, with a representative of the American Medical Association as a member of the President's cabinet.
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TRUTH AND BEAUTY

Annie M. Knott

A profound utterance by our revered Leader may be read on page 247 of Science and Health where she says, "Beauty, as well as truth, is eternal;" but she adds that "the beauty of material things passes away, fading and fleeting as mortal belief.
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"THE ENGRAFTED WORD"

John B. Willis

Every thoughtful husbandman lives with the poets, past and present, in wonderland, and in all his copartnerships with nature he is never more impressively reminded of his high calling than when, scions and grafting tools in hand, he opens new channels for the burgeoning life of the spring-awakened trees.
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"LIVELY STONES"

Archibald McLellan

The Salem.
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COMING TO OUR OWN

John B. Willis

It sometimes happens that those who have a great deal of property, have also a great deal of difficulty in paying their debts.
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"WHY ART THOU CAST DOWN?"

Annie M. Knott

The psalmist's query, "Why art thou cast down, O my soul?