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This collection of articles, "Fulfilling the law; Baptism; Blessed are the Meek; The Seventh Commandment; The Question of Enemies; 'Love Envieth not'; The Church Manual," originally published in Christian Science periodicals, offers insights into Christian Science principles and their practical application. The writings explore a range of topics central to Christian Science theology and ethics, including the interpretation of law, the significance of baptism, the virtues of meekness, adherence to the Seventh Commandment, approaches to dealing with enemies, and the nature of love as described in scripture.
The inclusion of excerpts from 'The Church Manual' provides guidance on church governance and practice within the Christian Science tradition. This volume presents a valuable resource for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Christian Science teachings and their relevance to daily life.
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