Editorials

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KINSHIP AND COMPASSION

John B. Willis

Common experience supplies us with many exhibitions of a great and abiding love for that which to human sense is distinctly unlovable.
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"LEST WE FORGET."

Archibald McLellan

Problems come to us all, and sometimes it seems the only way to turn to some one else for advice.
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THE BETTER WAY

John B. Willis

The history of human suffering has been a continuous narration of hope and disappointment, of struggle and defeat.
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DENIAL AND AFFIRMATION

Annie M. Knott

Students of Christian Science are sometimes asked by others who are interested in the subject, whether they place greater emphasis upon denial or upon affirmation in their Science work.
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UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT

Archibald McLellan

The question of the validity of Mrs.
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THE REAL VERSUS THE UNREAL

Annie M. Knott

The children in a Christian Science Sunday school class were once asked by their teacher why it was necessary to have a lesson on "Unreality" after studying one on "Reality.
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"OUR SUFFICIENCY IS OF GOD."

John B. Willis

In his first letter to the Corinthians St.
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EVANGELICAL RELIGION

Archibald McLellan

Although we do not nowadays hear so frequently as formerly the assertion that "Christian Science is neither Christian nor scientific," the belief expressed in these words still prevails in many quarters; namely, that the followers of this faith are outside the pale of evangelical Christianity.
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"GOD IS OUR REFUGE"

John B. Willis

The Scripture teaching that "God is our refuge and strength" is theoretically accepted by many who also think of Him as the creator of the physical universe and its laws.
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DOMINION

Annie M. Knott

Among other words, dominion is one which has come into prominence through the teaching of Christian Science.
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"IMPOSITIONS ON THE PUBLIC"

Archibald McLellan

Many persons who notice communications to the newspapers signed by a "committee on publication," wonder why it is necessary for the Christian Science church to maintain a committee of this kind, and some have jumped to the conclusion that the intention is to secure publicity in order to proselyte from other faiths.
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ECONOMY

Annie M. Knott

A good many persons fail to distinguish between economy and parsimony, the former being admittedly a virtue which stands for the prudent and orderly management of a household or state, the regulation of expenditure in such a way as to avoid loss or waste.