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The Quickening Spirit
Christ Jesus , the master Christian and best friend of mankind, was the most spiritually-minded man ever to dwell upon earth. With genuine humility the Master declared that God, Spirit, Love, accomplished all the great and good works of healing and redemption which were quickly and abundantly in evidence whenever and wherever those in need sought his loving aid.
Long before Jesus appeared among men there were those who understood and utilized the power of Spirit, Mind, God to overrule the assumed power of evil, manifested as sin sickness, war and death. Such notable characters as Daniel, Elijah, Elisha and David proved through strict reliance on Spirit and humble obedience to God that complete deliverance— healing and protection—could be achieved through an understanding of the supremacy of Spirit.

March 18, 1944 issue
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The Quickening Spirit
ALBERT M. CHENEY
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"Comfort ye my people"
MAY W. MATHIAS
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"That ye resist not evil"
MARGIT ROSDOL
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Man's Completeness
PERRY H. RADCLIFFE
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What Are We Accepting?
GLADYS RUBLE
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Postwar Security
LYLA G. MAXWELL
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Proving Christian Science
GERTRUDE P. LANCASTER
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Home-Coming
MARGARET TROILI CAMPBELL
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Burn the Tares!
Paul Stark Seeley
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Setting the Captive Free
Evelyn F. Heywood
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Notices
with contributions from Christian Science Board of Directors
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Although I am not a member of...
John Anderson
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I want to add my testimony to...
Araminta Stephenson
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I wish to express gratitude for...
Mary A. Ziegler
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In his book, "Mary Baker Eddy:...
Sarah Fry Hatfield
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I wish to express gratitude to...
Willis P. Dickey
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I attended the Christian Science...
Kathleen Granger
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Over ten years ago I took up...
Vodra P. Doyle with contributions from Edna E. Doyle
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Mrs. Eddy says in Science and Health (p. 495),...
Evangeline Hanover
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God's Child
EDNA ALYS HURLEY
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Harold E. Stassen, Ruth Taylor, Fred A. Line, Charles E. Phillips, Cyril Norwood, W. K. Jordan