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Grace
In the realm of nature there is no absolutely straight line. Grace and beauty are expressed in nature's handiwork. The green leaflet curls toward the sun, the budding flower unfolds in loveliness, the river winds to the sea, and waves roll landward.
One of the most beautiful examples of architectural beauty in the world is the Parthenon at Athens. The secret of its exquisite perfection has been found by students of art to lie in the fact that there is not one exactly straight line in the entire structure. Each column which conveys such a satisfying sense of grace to the human eye is ever so delicately curved to compensate for any possible optical illusion due to perspective.

December 1, 1945 issue
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Sealing the Victory
ALLENE E. THORNBURGH
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Guidance
MONA C. DERINGTON
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The Divine Incentive
KIMMIS HARTLEY HENDRICK
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Grace
E. LUCILE NOBLE
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In Heavenly Peace
MABEL STUART CURRY
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The Necessity for Working Together
FRED B. REYNOLDS
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Official Organs of The Mother Church
LUCILLE PAGE
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The Bible
ALAN W. THWAITES
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All Is Infinite Mind's Manifestation
JOHN WINDSOR MUSSON
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Teaching the Tiny Tots
EDNA WISWELL DARLEY
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There Is an Answer to Your Problem
John Randall Dunn
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No Necessity for Evil
Margaret Morrison
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Sincerity
EMILY M. STEPHENS
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"Stretch forth thine hand"
MARGARET C. RIDENOUR
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In these days of the age-old conflict...
Gertrude E. Shriver
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I am a returned soldier from...
Byon Petit Lewis
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I realize that the time has come...
Allison Ross Barton
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For a long time I have felt that...
Joseph H. Troxell
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More than thirty years ago I...
Carrie Stone Freeman
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It is with unspeakable gratitude...
Allan Stuart McNab
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In 1932, when the stock market...
Dorothy C. Knapp
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"The aspiration after heavenly...
Irma Stewart
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His Holy Purpose
OCTAVIA BEATRICE WYNBUSH
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Stafford Cripps, Daniel A. Poling