Editorials

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WHEN?

Annie M. Knott

Toward the close of Matthew's gospel we find many trenchant utterances by Christ Jesus which point to the passing of materiality with all its miseries, and the establishment in human consciousness of God's eternal kingdom.
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WHO SHALL BE FIRST?

John B. Willis

Much is being said today, in all the field of liberal thought, respecting the awakening to and assertion of selfhood.
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"THAT GIVETH THE INCREASE"

Archibald McLellan

In the Preface of Science and Health.
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LOST OR FOUND

Annie M. Knott

The nature and potentialities of Soul are a matter of vital interest to students of Christian Science, as well may be the case when we recall the words of Christ Jesus, "What shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
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"MY PEACE"

John B. Willis

The frequent references of the Old Testament Scriptures to peace as a supreme possession and ordained of God, are imperfectly understood so long as we think of it as meaning simply rest and ease, however good and desirable these may seem.
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"SEEKETH NOT HER OWN"

Archibald McLellan

If any warrant for the healing of sickness as a natural and inevitable part of Christianity were needed, it is easily found in the words and works of Christ Jesus,—in his reiterated instructions to his disciples to heal the sick, in his own demonstrations of the power of God to heal all manner of diseases which constituted his answer to John's inquiry if he was indeed the promised Messiah, and in his parting instructions to the disciples at Bethany.
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THE DENIAL OF CHRIST

Annie M. Knott

In three of the gospels, as well as in the first epistle of John, are to be found solemn warnings against denying Christ.
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BELIEF, FALSE AND TRUE

John B. Willis

Writing to the Romans of the significance of belief, and illustrating his point by reference to the prevailing notions of his countrymen respecting ceremonially pure and impure foods, St.
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THE TRUE SOLUTION

Archibald McLellan

In these days of social and industrial unrest, when men are arrayed against each other and the problem of an equitable adjustment seems difficult of solution, here and there a great cry goes up for the multiplication of laws which will regulate the relations of all classes.
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TRUTH'S REDEMPTIVE RANGE

John B. Willis

We are living in the "wireless age," when the known flight of electric impulse through the vastness of space gives us firmer foothold for faith, since it makes a limited sense of the amplitude of Truth's redemptive radition seem the more incongruous and out of keeping.
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LIFE AND ACTIVITY

Annie M. Knott

Not many years ago, Professor Drummond, admittedly one of the brightest intellects of his day, wrote: "Nature cannot say what spiritual life is.
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SEEKING AND FINDING

Archibald McLellan

It is worthy of note that the first declaration of the mission of Christ Jesus to the children of men, as recorded in the New Testament, is that "he shall save his people from their sins;" and as we follow him through his brief ministry it is made clear that the primary purpose of his coming was the awakening of mankind to universal salvation, to a recognition of the at-one-ment of God and man, and the leading of humanity through progressive steps to that knowledge of God which he said was "life eternal.