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PRACTICE VERSUS MALPRACTICE
Who does not desire to practice, to put to use, that which he knows? Even quite apart from Christian Science the purpose of all education is to enable one first to know, and then to utilize that which he knows. How much more should the Christian Scientist put into practice the revelation which has been vouchsafed him!
The basis of Christianly scientific practice is spiritual understanding. Mere belief or unenlightened faith is not sufficient. Belief is acquiescence of the human mind in a concept of its own forming and is as changeable and variable as that so-called mind itself. Belief has neither stability nor foundation. Spiritual understanding, which is the revelation of divine Mind, alone demonstrates the power of Mind. It is humanly manifested as that which elevates, blesses, regenerates, and heals mankind.

August 23, 1947 issue
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HOW DO YOU HEAR AND SEE?
ETHEL DANIELS HUBBARD
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TRUTH LIFTS THE VEIL
WALTER J. CONOVER
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DURABLE INVESTMENTS
BETTY SCHWARTZ
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OVERCOMING THE BELIEF OF PRESSURE
DONALD R. LANE
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THE TRANSFORMING POWER OF SPIRIT
DOROTHY EILEEN HEYWOOD-DOVE
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COMPETITION
MAURICE E. MOSHER
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AN IMPORTANT INVITATION
VIRGINIA MOFFITT RATAJACK
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ANSWERED PRAYER
Lorene H. Trousdale
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"BE ENLIGHTENED, BE ENLIGHTENED, O JERUSALEM"
John Randall Dunn
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PRACTICE VERSUS MALPRACTICE
L. Ivimy Gwalter
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Christian Science was first...
George W. Stout
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Action expresses more gratitude...
Dorry Juliet Bentley
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In humble gratitude to God I...
Lillian M. Stickel
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I wish to take this opportunity...
Emilie F. Bauer
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Before I became interested in...
Fay Wendte Keller
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For a long time I have desired...
Annie Gillespie with contributions from Robert H. Gillespie
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With rejoicing I submit this testimony...
George T. Coonley
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The teachings of Christian Science,...
Gertrude M. Meuller
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THE LIVING CHRIST
Elizabeth Glass Barlow
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Robert E. Cushman, G. K. A. Bell, Charles A. Wells