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One Manifestation
In "Miscellaneous Writings" (p. 361) Mrs. Eddy makes the statement, "God is the only Mind, and His manifestation is the spiritual universe, including man and all eternal individuality." It is spiritually impossible to stray beyond the infinite manifestation of Mind. Acknowledging this truth without any deviation, the Christian Scientist draws on the infinite resources of Mind and never draws in vain. In the one infinite manifestation of God everything is perfect, complete, and spiritual fruitage is measureless. "The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith." These fruits are unfailing and invariable as Spirit itself.
There are no sufferers or sorrowers in Mind's manifestation; everything is spiritual and perfect. There is no precarious health, intelligence, or joy; no fallible righteousness or peace; no faint-heartedness, for Mind's impartations are invariably beneficent and harmonious. This incites the Christian Scientist to prove that there is no halfway demonstration of good. With divinely sustained courage and vision he presses on to the fullness of spiritual comprehension and demonstration.
Mind's manifestation of itself being infinite, nothing is left incomplete or unmanifested. In this recognition lies the way out of the claim of a frustrated life into one of achievement, the way out of personal dissatisfaction into spiritual satisfaction. No instructed person believes that a crescent moon is an incomplete moon. It is only incompletely seen; and who would think of attempting to complete an already spherical moon? And so the mortal mind claim of a limited spiritual vision which presents man as incomplete or as depleted, is rebuked in Christian Science. Spiritual man is always aware of his own reflected infinite individuality, his own individual health, holiness, and joy.
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November 9, 1935 issue
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"They helped every one his neighbour"
PETER B. BIGGINS
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The Protection of Giving
EVELYN WEBB SUMNER
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Audience with the Divine
LINDEN E. JONES
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Listening and Following
LEILA SMITH GRIFFITH
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Tasting Heaven
WILLIAM PADGET
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"Walking, and leaping, and praising God"
EDITH DE ROUGEMONT
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The Greatest of All Gifts
BARBARA D. WILSON
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Fulfillment
WINIFRED MABEL CANN
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Your report of the opening of a church in Brighton "as...
William Birtles, Committee on Publication for Warwickshire, England,
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A writer whose article, "Religious Truths," was printed...
J. Latimer Davis, Committee on Publication for the State of Iowa,
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Your paper of December 24 contains an article about...
Nils A. T. Lerche, Committee on Publication for Norway,
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In the "Talks on Health" column in your issue of December 9,...
B. Tatham Woodhead, Committee on Publication for Lancashire, England,
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Audible and Inaudible Treatment
George Shaw Cook
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One Manifestation
Violet Ker Seymer
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The Lectures
with contributions from Leila May Taylor
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It is with deep and sincere gratitude that I give this...
Herbert J. Halge with contributions from E. Halge
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Testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals have...
Olive Wright Hartman
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When Christian Science was presented to me over nineteen...
Gussie Campbell
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My first introduction to Christian Science was during the...
Geoffrey Knight
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"Love supports the struggling heart until it ceases to sigh...
Harriet Anthony Bacon
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It is impossible to express in words my gratitude to God,...
Marie W. Estelle
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I was born under a decided physical handicap
Emma Arbuthnot
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Through reading the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures"...
Earl G. Adams
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In Faith Serene
BONNIE DAY
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Roosevelt, H. M. Goodsall