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COMRADESHIP

John B. Willis

The gradations of our love for men, our sense of fellow-feeling, range all the way from an indifferent tolerance to an enthusiastic recognition of a common nature, common welfare, and common goal.

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"WORKERS TOGETHER"

Annie M. Knott

One of the most significant statements in the Bible is that in which Paul refers to our wonderful possibilities as "workers together with him".

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MISS CLARA BARTON

Mary Baker G. Eddy

In the New York American, Jan.

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THE VALUE OF TRUTH

Annie M. Knott

In the parables of the Nazarene Prophet we find many references to the supreme value of that which is purely spiritual.

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REGARDING THE LESSON-SERMONS

Editor

In the 1907 second revised edition of our text-book, Science and Health, some changes have been made in the line numbers since the Quarterly for January, February, March was prepared.

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OF TIMELY INTEREST.'

Editor

The attention of our readers is especially directed to the article on page 363 of this issue which deals with so-called "Christian psychology.

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"SOMETHING" AND "NOTHING."

John B. Willis

"I give you people credit for being well-intentioned and sincere, yet I can but think that when one is downright sick something ought to be done for him.

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UNAUTHORIZED LITERATURE

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We again call our readers' attention to the fact that authorized Christian Science literature, whether books, pamphlets, or periodicals, is published only by Mrs.

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A most interesting feature of the late Christmas season was a sermon preached here by Rabbi Fleischer on the subject, "What the Jews owe to Christianity," a sermon which was prefaced by the reading of the Beatitudes and the fifth chapter of Mark's Gospel.

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THE DILEMMA OF MORTAL MIND

John B. Willis

The significance of the stand which Christian Science has taken for a demonstrable knowledge of spiritual truth is more clearly seen when we note the multiplicity and the strength of those currents of thought which have originated in mental revolt against the inconsistency and unsatisfactoriness of theologies that have been dogmatic but not demonstrable, creedal but not convincing.

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CHRISTIAN HEALING

Archibald McLellan

A recent critic of Christian Science, who asserted that he had no other object to accomplish than to refute erroneous doctrines that had been widely circulated, is quoted by the Baltimore Sun as saying that our Master's injunctions to his disciples to heal the sick were directed only to the twelve apostles, and that there is no Biblical authority for concluding that they are applicable to all mankind.

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REGARDING THE LESSON-SERMONS

Editor

In the 1907 second revised edition of our text-book, Science and Health, some changes have been made in the line numbers since the Quarterly for January, February, March was prepared.