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THE WORD FULFILLED

Archibald McLellan

Quite recently our attention was called to an editorial paragraph in a newspaper, in which the great numerical growth of the Christian Science church was accounted for by the fact that this church offers more to its adherents than do other churches; that it even promises health and happiness to them on this plane of existence.

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BEING TRUE TO TRUTH

John B. Willis

There are few objects on the continent more likely to stir the emotions of a thoughtful traveler than Thorwaldsen's celebrated Lion of Lucerne, in commemoration of the bravery of the Swiss guards who fell, Aug.

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IMMORTALITY

Annie M. Knott

Job's mournful question, "If a man die, shall he live again?

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IRA O. KNAPP, C.S.D.

Archibald McLellan

Mrs.

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THE DARING OF LIGHT

John B. Willis

He was a very fair-meaning fellow, but an inherited bent, as it was said, plus certain events in the way of class honors, accepted articles, etc.

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"DECEIVING YOUR OWN SELVES"

Archibald McLellan

We sometimes hear members of Christian Science churches say, when appealed to for help, "Oh, I am not a practitioner.

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COURAGE

Annie M. Knott

Courage is defined as that mental quality which enables one to encounter dangers and difficulties without fear; otherwise, "valor, boldness, resolution.

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HE THAT ABIDETH

John B. Willis

From the point of view of present religious consciousness, some of the statements of our Lord as to what his disciples might be and accomplish seem far removed if not extravagant.

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AN IMPORTANT DUTY

Archibald McLellan

When it was first announced in these columns that the scope and influence of the Christian Science periodicals were to be enlarged and broadened by the issuance of a daily newspaper, the question was frequently asked as to why this was necessary—were there not already newspapers enough in the world?

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OUR LEADER'S POEMS

Archibald McLellan

Christian Scientists everywhere will be gratified to know, as announced by Mrs.

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THE WINDS OF GOD

John B. Willis

WE of New England have come to the perfect after-days when one hears the quickening call,—

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THE BAPTISM OF FIRE

Annie M. Knott

AMONG professing Christians there are many different opinions as to baptism,—its value, character, and significance,—and this is not so very surprising since we read that early in Christian history there was some uncertainty among believers concerning its true meaning and place.