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THE RULE OF OBEDIENCE
[Of Special Interest to Young People]
Alice liked balancing things; she made a hobby of it. It had started one day at school when she found that with patience and persistence she could get a pencil to stand on end. Then, as her judgment got more accurate, she was able to add other things to the pencil until she had quite an astonishing build-up. Her school friends thought it very clever. She was often surprised, however, to find that even a very small error could bring the whole pile toppling down upon the table.
Alice couldn't help comparing this to her arithmetic. While she liked arithmetic, she rarely got full marks for it. She was apt to let a tiny miscalculation upset her whole problem, and this always gave her a wrong answer. Sometimes it was only as small a thing as adding two and two and writing down three or five instead of four which prevented her from solving the problem.
January 14, 1950 issue
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FOLLOWING OUR LEADER
ETTA MAE HOAGLAND
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CONSUMMATION
Laura Lee Randall
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CHANGELESS VALUE AND IDENTITY
CLIFFORD R. NYSEWANDER
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OUR FAITHFUL GOD
MARIE C. HARTMAN
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DISSOLVING ERROR
REUBEN W. SCUDDER
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WHEN WE SEEK LOVE'S GUIDANCE
ELIZABETH ADLAM
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SIGNS OF CHRIST'S COMING
PEARL M. JOHNS
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THE RULE OF OBEDIENCE
GWENDOLEN A. MITCHELL
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ANDREW
Pierrepont E. Twitchell
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PERFORMANCE, NOT CONTENTION, PERSUADES
George Channing
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THE ACTIVITY OF RIGHT IDEAS
Robert Ellis Key
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For a period of over thirty years...
Dean Rush
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Christian Science was presented...
Helen Peifer
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I am very grateful for Christian Science
Muriel Sharples
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Many years ago Christian Science...
Olga Sandor
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Over twenty-seven years ago I...
Ethel Platt
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I am very grateful for all that...
Lillian F. Halliday
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I am indeed grateful for the right...
Wendell Eugene Wollam with contributions from Sherman W. Wollam
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My heart is full of gratitude to...
Ida Klettke
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from J. Edgar Hoover, Dame Edith Evans, J. Boyd Wolverton