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"Be ye separate"
OCCASIONALLY , the student of Christian Science is confronted with a problem the solution of which involves the interests of persons whose thoughts may not be in accord with the progressive spiritual reasoning of an earnest Christian Scientist. Perhaps the student has held a definite stand metaphysically, and whatever human footsteps have seemed proper to his enlightened sense he has joyfully taken. Yet, because of the apparent fusion of this particular problem with the common problem of others, he has for some time been unable to make the desired advancement to the completion of a demonstration. Despite continuous right thinking, there still seems to be something lacking; some smaller problem, perhaps, needs right solving before the final healing can come.
Confronted with a similar situation, seemingly very acute in its material nature, one student of Christian Science began to analyze his thoughts. He soon realized that somewhere in the course of his metaphysical work and in the resulting human steps he had not been firm in taking his stand for Truth. Somewhere along the line, doubt and fear had crept into his consciousness. Pondering over his thoughts and actions, the student discovered that he had allowed himself to become engaged in some bits of conversation which asserted the exact opposite of what he was striving to prove. Suggestions of uncertainty and bewilderment had found response with him, for he had not been quick enough to fill his thought with the ideas of Truth and Love. And now he was faced with the necessity of ousting these errors at once.

March 18, 1933 issue
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Presence of Mind
GEORGE H. READ
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True Loving
LILLIAN B. WYAND
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A Joyous Occasion
MERRILL G. SCHIVELEY
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Evil Destitute of Origin
ELSIE C. WISE
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"Be ye separate"
HENRY DAVIS NADIG
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Vanishing Shadows
ELIZABETH G. MC KINSTRY
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Baptism
GERMAINE DESNOS
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"His beauty, power and grace"
MOLLIE ORR WALDRON
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The Lecture
THOMAS QUINN
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Your issue of March 4 contains a synopsis of an address...
Charles W. J. Tennant, District Manager of Committees on Publication in Great Britain and Ireland,
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A correspondent insists that there is a law of suggestion
W. Truman Green, Committee on Publication for the State of Florida,
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Last week's Herald contained the story of a prisoner's...
Miss Maude A. Law, Committee on Publication for Barbados, British West Indies,
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The letter in Tuesday's Herald quotes from the Christian Science...
Arthur E. F. Court, Committee on Publication for the North Island of New Zealand,
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It is reliably reported to us that a St. Louis minister in a...
Roy E. Bignall, former Committee on Publication for the State of Missouri,
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Triumphing in Temptation
Violet Ker Seymer
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Christian Science Baptism
W. Stuart Booth
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Prices of Literature
Board of Trustees of The Christian Science Publishing Society
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The Lectures
with contributions from Margaret M. Ellison
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It is with a very deep sense of gratitude and an earnest...
Walter F. Messiter
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I wish to give my testimony in gratitude to Christian Science...
Elsie M. Dickinson
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My earliest recollections as a child at home are of a...
Gladys M. Kayhoe
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The first time I attended a Christian Science church...
Lena H. Erwin
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With a heart full of gratitude I send this testimony to...
Mildred M. Row with contributions from Edward B. Row
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I wish to express my gratitude for the conviction of the...
Erma S. Goodstein
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I am indeed thankful for the joyous privilege of voicing...
Selma J. Smith
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It is with a deep sense of gratitude and joy that I express...
Delfin Goldsworthy
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Seeds of Love
CHRISTIANA WILLINK
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Pat McCormick, Frank M. Selover, W. Fay Butler, Roe Fulkerson, Luigi Turco