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A NEW WORLD
Certain events in this age may tempt mankind to look back wistfully to what have been called the good old days. But as humanity turns to the teachings of Christian Science it realizes that something wonderful is really happening in this our day, for a new world is being revealed. In "Retrospection and Introspection," in a chapter entitled "The Great Discovery," Mary Baker Eddy tells us of the appearing of this individual experience in her own consciousness. She writes (pp. 27, 28), "The divine hand led me into a new world of light and Life, a fresh universe— old to God, but new to His 'little one.' " This spiritual universe is dawning in inspired consciousness today, and as it is held to in thought it displaces and outshines a mistaken sense of creation.
God's immortal, harmonious universe could not be divided into differing races and nations, which would represent separation and comparison, for these phases of human belief are unknown to God, divine Mind.
October 11, 1952 issue
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IT IS YOUR DECISION
LOY ELIZABETH ANDERSON
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RIGHT THOUGHTS
RALPH W. CESSNA
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A NEW WORLD
SUSAN F. CAMPBELL
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OUR HOME
LACY BELL RICHTER
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AFFLUENCE
Doris A. Lewis
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OBJECTS OF SENSE OR IDEAS OF SOUL?
MEREDITH RUSSELL
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A QUESTION ANSWERED
BERTHA H. BROWN
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TWO DAVIDS
ARVA M. KNOWLES
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RIGHT UNFOLDMENT
Gwen M. Castle
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FOR WHAT ARE WE YEARNING?
Helen Wood Bauman
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THE IMPRESS OF HEAVEN
Robert Ellis Key
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Humbly and gratefully I tender...
John McKay
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I am very grateful for Christian Science,...
Jean Leiden
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I wish to give this testimony in...
June V. Miller with contributions from Conrad F. Heere
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It is with much humble gratitude...
Aline Hatton
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About the year 1912 a kind...
Olive R. Trexler
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Christian Science was presented...
Fredrica Lu Welty
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I submit this testimony of the...
Arch Bailey
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Many times when I have been...
Beth Altermatt Morrison with contributions from Marcy J. Buck
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Roy L. Smith, C. E. Holmes, T. Russ Hill, Edward Winckley