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"FAITH IN CHRIST"

John B. Willis

Driven by the necessities of the case, both physicians and preachers are having much to say these days regarding the mental factor in the healing of disease.

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FAITH SHOWN BY WORKS

Archibald McLellan

When we read in the Manual of The Mother Church.

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Not infrequently would-be clever critics take occasion to make Christian Scientists the butt of raillery, if not ridicule, by an apparently legitimate inquiry as to why they should put forth such earnest effort to overcome sin and sickness, if it be true that these things are mere "old wives' fables.

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CLEANNESS

Annie M. Knott

At the present time as never before, the most strenuous efforts are being made not merely to lessen disease and vice, but to annihilate them, and for this evidence of human progress Christian Scientists rejoice, even though the methods employed may not be those which they consider the best.

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"FEAR NOT."

Archibald McLellan

In reading the testimonies of healing received at this office for publication, the editors have been greatly impressed with a feeling that, next to the spiritual uplift which the study and practice of Christian Science have given the writers of these testimonies, the most important thing is that a great weight of fear has been lifted from their shoulders and they realize that they are indeed free.

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MAN A SPIRITUAL BEING

Annie M. Knott

There are many who criticize what they mistakenly suppose to be the teachings of Christian Science, because they have never thought of man as a spiritual being.

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THE LAW OF INCREASE

John B. Willis

In any catalogue of the known obstacles to spiritual progress contentment-without-increase would certainly find place well toward the head of the list.

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"AN INVASION OF PERSONAL LIBERTIES."

Archibald McLellan

The question of medical legislation in one or another of the various phases it annually assumes, is, as usual at this season, receiving the attention of the unprejudiced newspapers of the country, and we note among them an editorial in the Toledo.

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THE HIDDEN LIFE

John B. Willis

Professed Christians cannot read too frequently St.

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"THE MILLS OF GOD."

Annie M. Knott

The familiar statement which has come down from the olden time, "The mills of God grind slowly.

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A QUESTION ANSWERED

Editor

[We have been asked to answer a question which is practically the same in intent as one which was asked and answered in the Sentinel of May 18, 1899.

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DIVINE REQUIREMENTS

Annie M. Knott

It is possible that very few persons have the highest motives when they begin to obey God's laws,—they may fear the consequences of wrong-doing; yet even in such cases it might be said that "the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.