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SUCCESS IN BUSINESS
In human experience it is generally recognized that the success of any business is dependent on the activity of the individuals who take part in it. The employer alone does not constitute the business; neither do the employees or the customers. The success of the business is due to the co-operation of all those who are associated with it; and true co-operation is a quality of divine Mind.
In Christian Science we find that divine Principle is the source of all right activity. There is one real employer, divine Mind, and one real employee, spiritual man, including all of Mind's ideas. In its spiritual aspect every right business enterprise is but the expression of divine Principle, fulfilling a divine purpose, and it is always the manifestation of the activities of one or more of God's ideas.

January 26, 1952 issue
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SUCCESS IN BUSINESS
HAROLD MOLTER
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HYMNS BRING HEALING
LOUIE ALLEN
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GATHERED IN HIS NAME
WALTER BRENZIKOFER
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TRUE ENTHUSIASM
JULIUS EVANS
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THE PRESENT DAY OF MIRACLES
Jane M. Crisp
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"I WILL LOVE"
LEILA SMITH GRIFFITH
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UTILIZING THE DIVINE POWER
ROBERT WILLIAM BAYLES
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THE TRUE BASIS FOR HAPPINESS
MIRIAN ROOD READING
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SECURITY
Mary A. Haddow
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THE VALUE AND MEANING OF SILENT PRAYER
Richard J. Davis
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SCIENTIFIC MODESTY
Helen Wood Bauman
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IN THE BEGINNING
Fanny de Groot Hastings
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I did not take up Christian Science...
Alice M. Bartlett
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While I was lunching with a...
Edward G. Mathiott
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I should like to express my deep...
Alice M. Colonius
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I was brought up by a good...
Rose D. McGlasson
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In gratitude for countless instances...
Lucia B. Kidder
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Christian Science was presented...
Louise P. Sappenfield
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In 1931 through the help of a...
Charles A. Palazzolo
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Many healings have taken place...
Myrtle E. Stokes
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I early learned in the Christian Science Sunday School to...
Anna K. Michael
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I first heard of Christian Science through the healing of...
Cynthia H. Winfrey
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Hugh Redwood, Charles A. Wells