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	The Christian Science Monitor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eddy also required the inclusion of "Christian Science" in the paper's name, over initial opposition by some of her advisors who thought the religious reference might repel a secular audience.
		The Monitor's inception was, in part, a response by Eddy to the journalism of her day, which relentlessly covered the sensations and scandals surrounding her new religion with varying degrees of accuracy.
		Beginning in August 2006, the Christian Science Monitor is publishing an 11-part account of Carroll's kidnapping and subsequent release, with first-person reporting from Carroll and others involved.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Christian_Science_Monitor (731 words)

	Christian Science church eyes cuts - The Boston Globe
		According to figures published in the Christian Science Journal, the church's overall capital, not including fixed assets, dropped from $360 million in 2000 to $236 million in 2003.
		Along with the Monitor, the church publishes The Christian Science Journal, the Christian Science Sentinel, The Herald of Christian Science, and the Christian Science Quarterly Weekly Bible Lessons.
		The Christian Science denomination was founded in 1879 by Mary Baker Eddy.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2004/02/05/christian_science_church_eyes_cuts (751 words)

	Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science Monitor
		Christian Science was discovered in 1866 by Mary Baker Eddy, who established the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston (also known as The Mother Church) in 1892, the Christian Science Publishing Society (the publishing arm of the church) in 1898, and the daily international newspaper.
		The Christian Science Journal, a monthly religious magazine and "the official organ of the First Church of Christ, Scientist", was started in 1883; The Christian Science Sentinel, a weekly religious magazine, was started in 1898; Der Herold der Christian Science, the first of a number of foreign language religious magazines, was started in 1903.
		Spreading Science "undivided" [a reference to Eddy's original editorial statement] implies bringing to all parts of human experience the clarifying effect of truth; it implies furthering the intellectual, moral, and spiritual understanding which is vital to the living of universal brotherhood.
	www.prin.edu /users/els/departments/poli_sci/articles/MBECSM.HTM (10476 words)

	Christian Science -- Beliefnet.com
		The result was a system of healing she dubbed Christian Science and described in her book, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
		Christian Science teaches that these and other spiritual facts undergirded Jesus' healing work--and form the basis on which others can heal physical and spiritual problems today.
		For most Christian Scientists, healing through prayer is an effective first choice and, as a result, they turn to the power of prayer in lieu of medical treatment.
	www.beliefnet.com /index/index_10123.asp (625 words)

	The Christian Science Monitor
		The Monitor is an international award-winning daily newspaper, founded in 1908 by Mary Baker Eddy.
		The mission of the Monitor is "to injure no man, but to bless all mankind." It offers dependable journalism and balanced, in-depth news coverage.
		This gripping 11-part series chronicles the experience of freelance Monitor journalist Jill Carroll, who was kidnapped by Iraqi insurgents and held captive for 82 days.
	www.spirituality.com /monitor/index.jhtml (153 words)

	Christian Science Monitor
		The daily Christian Science Monitor (published from Boston by the Church of Christ, Scientist) is of interest as an example of an internationally recognised newspaper that, like Bayard, operates under the auspices of a religious organisation.
		The Monitor is published by the Christian Science Publishing Society (CSPS), a tax-exempt not-for-profit arm of the Church.
		In 1908 she launched the Christian Science Monitor, with a charter "to injure no man, but to bless all mankind" (the sort of uplift adopted by Scripps, Hearst, Pulitzer and other contemporaries) and otherwise establish Christian Science's respectability.
	www.ketupa.net /csmonitor.htm (1255 words)

	Christian Science Monitor admits using forged documents against antiwar British MP Galloway
		The story was then picked up by the American newspaper Christian Science Monitor, which claimed to have obtained its own documents showing that Galloway had received some $10 million from the Iraqi regime over an 11-year period for the promotion of its interests in the West.
		Many of the Monitor’s own readers also felt that an apology was not an adequate response and criticised the editor’s statement as seeking to justify running the story.
		The Monitor further reports, “After examining copies of two pages of the Daily Telegraph’s documents linking Galloway with the Hussein regime, Mneimneh [head of Iraq Research and Document Project in Washington] pronounces them consistent, unlike their Monitor counterparts, with authentic Iraqi documents he has seen.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2003/jul2003/gall-j05.shtml (1594 words)

	The Christian Science Monitor Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Monitor is now also a multimedia website, and offers an e-mail edition, a personal digital assistant (PDA) edition, and a version for electronic books.
		Everything in the Monitor is international and US news and features, except for one religious article that has appeared each day since 1908 in The Home Forum section, at the request of the paper's founder, Mary Baker Eddy.
		The Monitor may be purchased or read at any Christian Science Reading Room.
	www.christiansciencect.org /monitor.html (254 words)

	Christian Science Monitor
		The Christian Science Monitor is an international daily newspaper, founded in 1908 by Mary Baker Eddy and published by the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, MA, USA.
		Every article in the Monitor is international and US news and features, except for one religious article that has appeared each day in the home Forum Section since 1908, at Eddy's request.
		The Monitor does not rely on wire services, rather on writers based in 11 countries, including Russian, China, France, the United Kingdom, Kenya, Mexico, the Middle East, and India as well as throughout the United States.
	www.faithstreams.com /topics/members-and-partners/christian-science-monitor.html (184 words)

	Church of Christ, Scientist
		Christian Science enables us to understand our relationship to a loving God and our relationship to each other.
		The complete explanation of Christian Science is contained in the book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
		Inviting all Christian Scientists at colleges and universities to a weekend of inspiration, exploration and activism.
	www.tfccs.com (217 words)

	Christian Science Monitor
		A Monitor investigation of the Persian Gulf war zone, where this bullet saw its first live action in 1991, found that it has left the desert sprinkled with radioactive and chemically toxic dust.
		Driving into the former battlefield, as on a rare visit last year facilitated by Iraqi authorities at the request of The Christian Science Monitor, this reporter passes south through Iraq's rich Rumeila oil fields and along the area near Kuwait, which is pockmarked with rusting tanks and vehicles.
		Monitor reporter Scott Peterson, in his investigative report concluding today, "The Trail of a Bullet," found evidence of high radioactivity a battle sites in Kuwait.
	www.spidersmill.com /gwvrl/christian_science_monitor.htm (5784 words)

	Christian Science Monitor - newspaper in Boston, Massachusetts USA covering Boston local news at Mondo Times
		Christian Science Monitor is a newspaper in Boston, Massachusetts, USA covering general news.
		Richard Bergenheim is the editor of the Christian Science Monitor.
		Christian Science Monitor contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/21/1038/2802 (141 words)

	Christian Science Monitor
		President Kennedy's science adviser, Jerome Weisner, pushed for unmanned flights as the most cost-effective way to explore space.
		Kennedy, lukewarm on the space program, might have heeded his advice were it not for Vice-President Johnson's tenacious support for the manned space program, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin's historic flight, and Kennedy's political embarrassment over the Bay of Pigs.
		Peter Spotts was the Monitor's national news editor.
	www.apollostory.com /reviews/r7.htm (559 words)

	Christian Science Monitor Blog \| Liblog
		Yet there are many ways to finance a college education, and a recent Monitor article asserts that many students and their families do not fully investigate the financial aid options, and makes some helpful suggestions.
		Yet it is a sobering sort of success, because sometimes it is people who live on less than one dollar per day have decreased, either that their incomes increase to, perhaps, two dollars per day, or that they are dying off.
		The story is accompanied by a photograph of a beaming child in Malawi, eating an ear of corn grown by her father, with the help of an aid program.
	blogs.csmonitor.com /liblog (1622 words)

	Christian Science Publications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Monitor may also be purchased or read at any Christian Science Reading Room.
		Includes a directory of Christian Science practitioners, teachers and nurses, churches, locations and hours of Reading Rooms, Christian Science organizations at universities and colleges, and Committees on Publication.
		The Herald of Christian Science is published in 13 languages, giving readers around the world practical examples of the availability and utility of the laws of God.
	www.christiansciencect.org /periodicals.html (644 words)

	Christian Science Monitor
		The Christian Science Monitor is a daily international newspaper published Monday through Friday.
		The founder of Christian Science, Mary-baker-eddy was born in New Hampshire in 1821.
		Again, Eddy insisted, despite a lot of opposition, that the words "Christian Science" should be in the paper's name.
	www.allaboutcults.org /christian-science-monitor-faq.htm (294 words)

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		The Monitor visited four sites in the city - including two randomly chosen destroyed Iraqi armored vehicles, a clutch of burned American ammunition trucks, and the downtown planning ministry - and found significant levels of radioactive contamination from the US battle for Baghdad.
		It was here that the Monitor found the "hot" DU tank round.
		As reported in previous articles, the Monitor has spoken to American veterans who blame their DU exposure for serious health problems.
	www.idust.net /News/SciMon01.htm (2764 words)

	Christian Science Monitor \| NewsBusters.org
		As Dave Pierre notes, some newspapers can be proven to find Jill Carroll of the Christian Science Monitor a more newsworthy hostage than Fox News Channel's Steve Centanni and Olaf Wiig.
		After a longtime “Chicken Little” media view of the labor markets, The Christian Science Monitor finally broke from the pack in an April 11 article by Mark Trumbull stating the “Newest job numbers show that businesses are expanding opportunities in high-wage fields.”
		With the exception of a few lines, this October 7 Christian Science Monitor story by Warren Richey about Harriet Miers could have been written by the White House.
	newsbusters.org /taxonomy/term/287 (1378 words)

	Analysis: Sudan, Market thrives for Sudan's 'human capital' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		As she sits on a bed in a Khartoum safe house awaiting word of when she can reunite with her family, at least she can say she survived.
		But UN officials and other obervers say that practice merely encourages the traders to rely on that as a means of income.
		The Switzerland-based Christian Solidarity International claims to have bought the freedom of 38,000 slaves by paying the Arabic tribesmen the price of two or three goats.
	wwww.reliefweb.int /w/Rwb.nsf/s/31843F101E50CB43C1256A16005AAE34 (860 words)

	Contentious » Christian Science Monitor Loves Its “Bloggiest” Status (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Yesterday I noted that blogger Ethan Zuckerman has developed a new metric for measuring a newspaper’s popularity in the blogosphere and declared the Christian Science Monitor the “bloggiest” paper on the web – by a landslide.
		I thought the folks at the Monitor might be pleased, so I dropped them a note in case they hadn’t heard.
		As the person in charge of blogs at the Monitor, (and, I would like to add, we’ve been blogging for more than four years now), I think about this question all the time.
	blog.contentious.com /archives/2005/04/22/christian-science-monitor-loves-bloggiest-status (1008 words)

	Christian Science USA
		This site has been established to provide information about Christian Science in the United States.
		Christian Science USA site lists churches and organizations by state.
		The USA website is linked to websites already created, such as The First Church of Christ, Scientist, The Christian Science Monitor, Christian Science churches in the states, college organizations, schools, camps, and nursing facilities.
	www.christianscienceusa.com (134 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Christian Science Monitor Magazine at Epinions.com
		You'll find reference to it in a few regular features, but the news coverage is definitely not run through a Christian Science...
		The Christian Science Monitor is one of the daily magazines...
		Our world, the world of North America, is deluged with titillating, terse, tabloid news and this news often forgets that 3/5 of the total world consists of poor and often oppressed children, women and men.
	www.epinions.com /mags-Christian_Science_Monitor (246 words)

	Amazon.com: Christian Science Monitor - Domestic Ed: Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The CSM is rightly respected for its international news coverage.
		I get the NYTimes in the office but read the Monitor at home because it gives me insights I just don't get in the big-boy papers.
		The CSM is the best newspaper around for people who want to be intelligently informed about the world.
	www.amazon.com /Christian-Science-Monitor-Domestic-Ed/dp/B00008AJDM (765 words)

	Free Press : Who can repair journalism's image?
		Some editors fear they’ll obliterate the spirit of teamwork and trust in newsrooms if they go too far, says Carol Nunnelley, a former managing editor at the Birmingham News in Alabama, who now runs an organization that holds roundtables on newspaper credibility issues.
		Ultimately, some of those who monitor the media suggest, detecting lies may prove a less challenging task than changing perceptions.
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	www.freepress.net /news/article.php?id=3140 (989 words)

	In Christian Science Monitor, McFaul discusses Russians' views on democracy - CDDRL
		In Christian Science Monitor, McFaul discusses Russians' views on democracy - CDDRL
		CDDRL faculty member Michael McFaul is generously quoted in a May 28 Christian Science Monitor article, "Not yet nyet to democracy," that explores Russians' complex, and seemingly contradictory, views on democracy.
		McFaul, a Russia expert who has conducted opinion polls in the country, explains that while Russians support the key principles of democracy, their experience with democracy, as it has played out in Russia, has been largely negative.
	cddrl.stanford.edu /news/in_christian_science_monitor_mcfaul_discusses_russians_views_on_democracy_20040608 (117 words)

	Moody Closes Magazine, Restructures Aviation Program - Christianity Today Magazine
		According to the MBI press release, the magazine's death is due to increased media competition, a gradual decline in circulation, and the continuing need for significant subsidization.
		Scheer told Christianity Today that the decision to end the magazine surprised him.
		If you decide you want to keep Christianity Today coming, honor your invoice for just $19.95 and receive nine more issues, a full year in all.
	www.christianitytoday.com /ct/2003/108/21.0.html (1296 words)

	Christian Science Monitor : King moves to bring transparency to political system :: moroccoTimes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Since his accession to the throne in 1999, HM King Mohammed VI has moved to bring transparency to the political system, curb corruption, and elevates the status of women, wrote Friday the American Christian Science Monitor daily.
		Evoking the measures taken to promote women rights, the Christian Science Monitor reported that HM king Mohammed VI appointed the first-ever female Royal Counselor, and in 2002 he reserved seats for 30 female candidates in parliamentary elections.
		The paper also cited the adoption of a new Family Code in 2003, which made wives equal to their husbands, granting them shared ownership of assets and allowing them to consensual divorce.
	www.moroccotimes.com /paper/article.asp?idr=2&id=9928 (897 words)

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