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Our Duty
As citizens of the world, Christian Scientist must be ready and willing to work for the world. The life and writings of our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, express a deep interest in the welfare of humanity. Since world problems are ours to help solve, we must make the effort to see them and their solution in the light of Truth.
The acute world problem of today is the overcoming of the evil of war. What shall be the attitude of the Christian Scientist in finding the solution of this problem? Avoidance of the consideration of the problem is not the answer. Expressions of hope alone will not improve the situation. Our duty is to pray for the world understandingly and to know that such prayer is effective.

February 21, 1942 issue
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Man's Dominion
ROBERT STANLEY ROSS
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"The present is ours"
AMY G. VIAU
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The Importance of Testimony
KATHRYN OTIS BREEDEN
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"Look up"
W. ROY ROGERS
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Our Duty
DOROTHY HUNT SMITH
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"Who should be the greatest"?
ERNEST LEVIT, JR.
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Good Never Absent, Never Lessened
Alfred Pittman
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Perception
Evelyn F. Heywood
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The Lectures
with contributions from Gertrude Almira Johnson, William A. Reddick, Clarence Virgil Price, Lona Sims Gould
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A Christian Science program...
Christian Science program over Station WEAF, New York City, conducted by Mr. B. Palmer Lewis,
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With a very grateful heart, I...
Emily M. Henderson
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Among other things for which I...
Edmund William Beatty
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For twenty-five years I have enjoyed...
Letha O. W. Cordrey
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Many years ago I was asked to...
Harvey Clopton
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Christian Science was presented...
May McGrain
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I am the girl mentioned in my...
Lorraine McGrain
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Words fail to express the gratitude...
Elinor Horman Cowie
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One of my first healings in...
Maude S. Welch
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From infancy I experienced a...
Rose B. Nixon
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from James E. Freeman, Harry L. Garrett, Robert H. Harper, James Reid, Roy L. Smith, R. P. Shuler