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The evidence of the spiritual senses—is it becoming more real to us?
THE ACTUAL
What is it that is actual and real to us, and how are we to separate the real from the unreal in our daily experience? Christian Science teaches that reality is God and His spiritual creation; hence matter is unreal, not actual. A dictionary defines "actual" as "existing in fact."
As we go about our daily rounds, we are mentally accepting something as true or rejecting it as false. We see the sun sink at evening, but comprehending something of the nature of the universe and stellar movements, we recognize the testimony of our eyes as not actual. Railroad tracks seem to converge, but actually we know that they do not. Understanding enables us to reject as untrue the testimony of the material senses.

May 14, 1949 issue
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PRAYER
ALBERT H. HARDCASTLE
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IDENTITY EXPRESSES COMPLETENESS
ELLA MAY KLINGBEIL
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THE ACTUAL
BENTON S. WOOD
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SEARCHING MY TEXTBOOKS
Oma Olna Martin
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THE APPEARING OF GOD'S CHILDREN
AMANDA COLBATH
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BELOVED, NOW
GEORGE EDWARD HARRIS, JR.
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"ASK YOURSELF"
FRANCES M. LAYZELL-APPS
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TRUE COURTESY
CLARA ARMITAGE BROWN
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REALIGNMENT
Benjamin Sturgis Pray
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AMBITION
George Channing
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TIRELESS MANHOOD
Helen Wood Bauman
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Notices
with contributions from The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Happiness and peace found in Science
Irène Palette
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Use of Golden Rule results in good business
Marcus E. Burke
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Child instantaneously healed of colitis
Constance Hammond
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Painful skin disease healed in Science
Linza M. Stevens
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Goiter disappears; false appetites healed
Samuel B. Kates
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Loneliness banished by understanding of God
Edith B. Lewis
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Health gained. Lack overcome. God proved the source of good
Valeska Drexel
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Tolerance replaces bad temper
Elizabeth M. Erskine
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from A. W. Fortune, Robert A. Dickson, Victor Fiddes, Frederick W. Kates