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Orderly Employment
THROUGH the study of Christian Science we learn that God is the only cause; that He is infinite Mind, Principle, ever active, and that the real man, in God's image and likeness, constantly reflects or expresses the continuous, harmonious, immutable activity of his creator.
How different is this true understanding of man's activity or employment from the records of fluctuating employment contained in industrial history! Why this difference? Because industrial history records the testimony of the material senses instead of the spiritual facts of existence. The teachings of Christian Science enable us to see unemployment as an error, and to establish in consciousness and experience the reality of continuous employment. Although exposing the error of unemployment, this religion of Love also helps us to be grateful for the many sincere human efforts that are being made to help mankind in this connection. In so far as they are worthy, these humanitarian movements may be helpful; but these activities alone are not sufficient. There is a greater work to be done. This work is to think rightly. Spiritualization of thought is the only way to effect a complete and permanent relief.
In Christian Science we understand that so-called material conditions express human concepts. Harmony and goodness are results of right thinking, and discord of any sort is a result of wrong thinking. The way to remove discord, then, is to entertain right thoughts in place of wrong thoughts; that is, to accept the ideas of divine Mind in place of the illusions of mortal sense. This is as true of the discordant condition called unemployment as it is of any other inharmonious manifestation. The questions arise, What are the right thoughts we must grasp, and what are the wrong thoughts we must get rid of, to overcome unemployment?
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May 6, 1933 issue
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God Careth for You
THOMAS C. HOLLINGSHEAD
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A Lesson from Trees
ADELAIDE ROGERS CALKINS
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Orderly Employment
ROLAND S. BISHOP
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Building through Spiritual Understanding
FANNIE B. TAYLOR
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Examinations
LAURA SHERREN MC CLURG
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More Spirituality Needed
LOUIS J. ELIAS
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A Spring Basket of Loving Thoughts
ANNA S. RAYNOLDS
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Your issue of March 19 contains a letter criticizing Christian Science...
Charles W. J. Tennant, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,
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A clergyman recently broadcast a sermon from your...
Robert C. Humphrey, Committee on Publication for the State of Georgia, in a radiocast from Station WGST,
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Witnessing to Truth, not to Error
Duncan Sinclair
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Hiding: False and True
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from Ada McConnell, Irwin D. Landis, Angie Chaffee
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I should like to express my gratitude for all the help I...
Mary Pettapiece
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"In my distress I called upon the Lord, and cried to my...
E. Grace Leigh
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When Jesus made his triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the...
Eva F. Scarpino
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It is with much gratitude that I give testimony to the...
Frederick Elvy
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It is with a deep sense of gratitude that I write this testimony...
Martha Dill with contributions from Herman J. Dill
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Paul wrote, "Be ye transformed by the renewing of your...
Inez H. Whiting
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For over eleven years, when I have applied Christian Science...
Camilla S. Fish
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"Freely ye have received, freely give."
Gertrude L. Thomas
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It is from a sense of deep appreciation for the good that...
Leicester LeMont Jackson
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Teach Me, I Pray
PEARL B. PERSONS
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from A. J. Burgoyne, Roy L. Smith, Charles A. Forbes