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GOOD ECONOMY
In the realm of Spirit harmonious action is expressed by divine Mind, or intelligence. The presence and perfect action of ideas are natural in God's universe of Spirit.
In true economy there is neither withholding nor prodigal expending. A perfect equilibrium is maintained between receiving and giving. The incoming and the outgoing stand as demonstration of the perfect divine Principle that governs the universe and man, and thus there is perfect circulation.
The significance of this economy is felt in each human experience which patterns the divine standard. Those who have glimpsed the kingdom of heaven know that the spiritual economy of being exists in the Mind which is God, and that this economy is based upon the laws of God and can be proved through their practical application.
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December 3, 1949 issue
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OUR HEALING MISSION
ISRAEL PICKENS
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PRESENTING THE CHRIST
MARIAN CAMPBELL
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STUDYING THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON-SERMON
HAROLD MOLTER
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"CHOOSE YOU THIS DAY WHOM YE WILL SERVE"
LURA S. PIATT
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WAKE VERSUS WAIT
EDNA B. WILLIAMS
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ON OUR GUARD
HAROLD BASIL ARMSTRONG
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LOVE IS EVERYWHERE
LOIS A. O. CHAPMAN
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THE DAWNING
Hazel Fetherspil Netherton
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THE GREAT ATTAINMENT
George Channing
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GOOD ECONOMY
Robert Ellis Key
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Early in 1915 I first visited a...
John J. Torpey
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I wish to express my gratitude...
Ora B. Gray
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I feel the word "immediately"...
Alice I. Fuller
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One testimony could never cover...
Ruth Clement Hoyer
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It is with sincere gratitude that I...
Harriett L. Schweig
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I am most grateful to God for...
Anna F. Spies
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I was brought up in the strict...
Emma Bernardi
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When I was a child, I was healed...
Mabel Rastert
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Christian Science was first...
Madeleine B. Gollain
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Over thirty years ago I sent a...
Philip G. Bremner
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Raymond Edman, A. W. Fortune, R. O. Keener