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The Christian Science Monitor - CSMonitor.com
Why is Christian Science in our name?
Why is Christian Science in our name?
Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that.
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Monitor articles for May 25, 1995
- A City of Treasures, Istanbul Is Caught Between East and West
- LONG HOUSE INFORMATION
- The Scientists Who Would Alter Human Genetic Codes
- Dollars vs. Diplomacy: Turks Differ With US
- Textile Titan Spreads the Gospel Of Handmade Goods
- President Lee's Visit
- Uncynical Reporters
- News In Brief
- Study Tracks Success of High School Valedictorians
- Cubans Support Sea Accord For Safety, Improved US Ties
- What I Meant
- Literary Critters Delight Children And Cater to Multicultural Market
- ON STAGE
- ECONOMIC BRIEFS
- Post Cold-War Defense Requires More Unity
- How Other Nations Bolt the Gates Of Capital Mansions
- School Prayer Changes Divide Christian Right
- The Turks Are Rather Friendly, If Reserved
- Somewhere, Some Day, The US and Iran Must Talk
- Eating Ice Cream -- And Never Saying You're Sorry
- Words, Not Guns, Now Hurt Peace In El Salvador
- A Trusty Machine That Got the Job Done
- Militias, Gun Control, and Oklahoma City
- WORDS OF NOTE
- Early Hurdles for Olympic Spectators
- Militias, Gun Control, and Oklahoma City
- Agribusiness in the Heartland Goes Hog-Wild Over Pigs
- Dust Off the Picnic Basket for Summer's Start
- Militias, Gun Control, and Oklahoma City
- Cradle of Russia's Revolution Hopes for a Capitalist One
- Being Red No Longer Gets One Ahead in Today's China
- OUT ON VIDEO
- FBI Pace Slows in Bomb Probe
- Another Religious Coalition Vies For a Spot on Political Dance Card
- Militias, Gun Control, and Oklahoma City
- Militias, Gun Control, and Oklahoma City
- Clean Water Responsibility Slipping From Feds to States
- BOOKS, THIS WEEKS, BESTSELLERS, Page B4
- The Timelessness of the Word
- Cuba Policy Hindered By Fuzzy US Interests
- Helms Bill on Cuba Sparks Canada's Ire Over 'Bully' Tactics
- Militias, Gun Control, and Oklahoma City
- We Do Not Need to Flee!
- The Rise of the United States in the 20th Century