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Is there sin? and What is sin? These questions are of great importance, because it grows clearer to me daily that, if there were no sin, there would be no sickness or death. As a Christian Scientist I say, most emphatically, There is no sin.

To write an article on Christian Science, unsullied by contact with material affairs, is no easy task. If the reader thinks otherwise, let him open his gates of knowledge on any particular subject, — that has been shorn of all coloring, and winnowed of every idea except abstract notions, — and he will comprehend the meaning of the above assertion.

Webster defines miracle as a Wonder, or Wonderful Thing. Science and Health says: " Marvel is the simple meaning of the Greek word rendered miracle in the New Testament.

Clergyman. I am told that you deny that God sends sickness and death.

In the Worcester Spy we read the following notice:— Mrs. J.

The regular monthly meeting was held in the chapel of Tremont Temple, May 2, with the president, Rev. Mrs.

Some two years ago Rev. M.

Since our last issue this amiable friend has passed into other spheres of usefulness, leaving a widow and two children, who have been kindly aided by his comrades in the Christian Science Association of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College, of which Brother Linfield has been the secretary since December, 1885,—having joined the Association by signing the Constitution a year earlier, December 3, 1884. The spring of 1886 he went as a delegate to the New York meeting, when the National Association was organized.

Christian Scientists : For Christ's and for humanity's sake, gather together, meet en masse, at the annual session of the National Christian Scientist Association. Be "of one mind, in one place," and God will pour you out a blessing such as you never before received.

It seems to me today, as never before, that with startling clearness the words are ringing, "Who is on the Lord's side?" What is being on the Lord's side? May it not mean, standing in and for the right, and persistently opposing (claims of) wrong or error? If we are doing this, are we not on the Lord's side? But if, after doing this, we repent our effort in that direction, go over to the enemy's camp, and hoist our flag with this meaningless inscription thereon, Neutral, does this not plainly show that we are trying to hide from the voice that is demanding. "Where art thou?" "He that is not for us is against us, and he that gathereth not with us scattereth abroad.