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THE TRUTH ABOUT ENVIRONMENT
How important is one's environment; therefore how necessary that he should understand what environment really is! The dictionary defines "environ" as to encompass, to encircle; and of environment it says, "the surrounding conditions, influences, or forces, which influence or modify." One's mental outlook, his character, and his behavior are supposed to be largely molded and influenced by his environment. Not only companionship and schooling, but neighborhood and neighbors, sunshine and scenery, are among the factors which contribute to one's mode of life and dictate its comforts, refinements, tastes, and interests.
Environment is very commonly thought of as a physical locality in which one lives, and consequently the individual often looks upon himself as the victim of his environment, having little or no power to effect its improvement.
November 15, 1947 issue
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THE PATTERN FOR SECURITY
BESSIE MAY TEOREY
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SELF-KNOWLEDGE
Marian J. Cobb
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TEACHABLENESS
NEIL H. BOWLES
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TURN FROM SORROW
Opal Winstead
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"IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST"
LILLIAN A. LAMOREAUX
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PRACTICAL EXCELLENCE
HERBERT W. COCHRAN
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCE
JAYNE GAGE
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"MAKING THE HANDS GIVE"
GERALD STANWELL
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AWAKENING
Margret B. Freligh
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CONQUERING THE "REBEL WILL"
John Randall Dunn
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THE TRUTH ABOUT ENVIRONMENT
L. Ivimy Gwalter
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With a heart overflowing with...
Marguerite Richard
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I am glad of this opportunity to...
John W. Lucas
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When Christian Science came to...
Hulda Lee Baldwin
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I am grateful for healings in...
Lilly Lind-Quist
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I should like to express my gratitude...
Donnie M. Pinkston
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One day I dropped a silver teapot...
Malcolm Bruce Milne
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My song of gratitude for Christian Science...
Dora Stevenson with contributions from Laura Stevenson Vesper
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TRUTH'S OWN REASONING
Amy G. Viau
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Frank Martin, C. Aubrey Hearn, Charles L. Copenhaver, Charles L. Taylor