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A Great Fact—God Is Self-sustained
The importance of the sun to human life on our earth can hardly be overestimated. Primitive races, observing the sun's indispensability to their existence, believed this mass of burning gases to be God. Without the sun's light and heat, material plant and animal life would become extinct.
Until comparatively recent times physical scientists have been unable to account for the continuing heat and energy given out by the sun with no sign of lessening or abatement. Were the sun consuming any type of fuel known on earth, it would have long ago consumed itself.

May 4, 1946 issue
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Working Out the Problem of Being
VIOLET KER SEYMER
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The Cohesion of Life, the Attraction of Love
ROBERT LEWIS FISHER
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How Did Jesus Heal?
RUTH G. PRELL
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"Watchman, tell us of the night"
MATTHEW H. OLTHOUSE
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"Him only shalt thou serve"
ETHEL BANES
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Good Stewards
MERRILL G. SCHIVELEY
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Letting Our Light Shine Before Men
LILY L. EGLI
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"Our Manual place"
BERTHA C. ROCKWELL
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God Is Teacher
MARJORIE D. MANLEY
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Divine Mind Knows No Depletion
Margaret Morrison
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A Great Fact—God Is Self-sustained
Paul Stark Seeley
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
Frederick W. Boorer
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It is with a heart filled with...
Edith Margaret Grace
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I wish to express my gratitude...
Betty Jean Linnell
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I should like very much to express...
Nora Saunders Roberts
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In what better way could a student...
Kittie Beck
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Mrs. Eddy writes in "Retrospection and Introspection"...
George J. Wilson
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Christian Science has brought...
Sidney E. Glauser
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As the result of an accident in...
Lalla E. Silverman
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As an expression of my deep...
Jessie C. Sefton
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Oh, Make Me Worthy
VERA H. IRWIN
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Alfred W. Swan, E. S. Woods, B. H. Crewe, Frank D. Adams, Rollin H. Walker