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belief in time entertained by mortals is one of the basic errors of the human mind; within its limitations are included material birth, maturity, and decay with all the attendant illusions of mortality.
Because of Government regulations concerning the manufacture of paper, it has been found necessary to choose one cover stock for all four editions of The Herald of Christian Science, and an attractive gray has been selected.
Floyd C. Shank, Committee on Publication for Northern California,
In any community, one desirable goal is that of good fellowship, a feeling of tolerance and neighborliness among the local residents and business interests.
Frank T. Norman, Committee on Publication for Dunbartonshire, Scotland,
In replying to a recent letter in your paper by "The Chief," wherein it is inferred that a combination of Spirit and matter is both desirable and necessary for human beings to reach perfection, it must be reiterated that the real man, God's likeness, is perfect now; he is not required to work up to perfection.
I have read with so much interest and innumerable times gained such encouragement from the testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals that I feel I should like to add my mite of thanksgiving to the wonderful record of the power of Truth over error.
Traveling as we do today on streamlined trains across the country in record time, we do not have the opportunity to see the mileposts along the way, as we formerly did when traveling with less speed.
Christian Science has brought to me an understanding of God and of man's relationship to Him, and through this understanding I was healed of what the doctors diagnosed as an incurable disease.
A deep sense of gratitude to God for the wondrous blessings He has showered upon me prompts me to write and express my gratitude in the hope that it may be helpful to others.
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