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"There is but one side to good"
It is commonly said that there are two sides to every question. and that it is necessary to consider both before we can arrive at a just decision. Every human being normally desires to throw his weight on the good or right side and to reject the evil or false. The poet expresses this human need for choice between the good and the evil side in the following lines, which appear in the Christian Science Hymnal (No. 258):
Oft to every man and nation
Comes the moment to decide,
In the strife of Truth with falsehood.
For the good or evil side.
A great cause, God's new Messiah,
Shows to each the bloom or blight,
So can choice be made by all men
Twixt the darkness and the light.
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April 19, 1947 issue
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Gratitude—Sure Passport to Heaven
SVEND PONTOPPIDAN BROBY
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"Life more than meat"
FANNY DE GROOT HASTINGS
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How Safe Is Man?
ELIZABETH ROYER BECK
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"There is but one side to good"
WILLIS R. SMITH
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The Kingdom Within
MYRTLE A. CASH
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A Word About Our Aspirations
CATHERINE E. IRVINE
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The Safety of the Ark
ANNIE BELLE ELLSWORTH
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Claiming Man's Divine Rights
ALEC B. MURRAY
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Five Words with Understanding
EDNA ANDERSON LICHTENFELS
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A Soldier for Peace
PATRICIA B. MATTHEWS
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"Keep the door of my lips"
MAUDE DE VERSE NEWTON
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How Good Are Our Treatments?
John Randall Dunn
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Time Illuminated
Margaret Morrison
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Four days before Christmas,...
Elizabeth F. Lackey
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Three years ago an alarming...
Edith Alice Woods
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Because Christian Science has...
Edith Adelaide Wyeth
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My introduction to Christian Science...
Leone M. Atkinson
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Through the healing of my wife...
William Edward Costello
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I have received joy and inspiration...
Florence E. Borneman
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In Revelation 3:20 is that glorious...
Frederick M. Hull with contributions from Muriel E. Hull
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Oneness
MARGRET BOWER FRELIGH
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Lord Lyle, Don D. Tullis, Harold Boardman, T. J. Haarhoff