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RIGHT VALUATION
One of the first things a student of Christian Science learns is that God created all that was made and found His creation good, whole and perfect, reflecting Him. It follows that this good creation must include each individual's true identity, and that this identity is a spiritual, incorporeal idea or reflection of God.
A Christian Scientist distinguishes between the spiritual idea of God and the so-called mortal man. He never for one moment claims that a sickly, sinful mortal is God's child, and he knows that there is nothing in the teachings of Christian Science that allows one to condone or harbor error or sin. He heeds Mary Baker Eddy's admonition in her book "Miscellaneous Writings" (p. 93), "Bear in mind, however, that human consciousness does not test sin and the fact of its nothingness, by believing that sin is pardoned without repentance and reformation."
August 23, 1952 issue
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WHAT ARE WE PURSUING?
LESLIE C. BELL
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THE TRUE WORSHIP
FLORENCE G. SCHELL
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RIGHT VALUATION
MILDRED E. HYDE
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TODAY
Carol Earle Chapin
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"A PLACE PREPARED OF GOD"
MAX DUNAWAY
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GLORY OF HOME
EVANGELINE PAXTON
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"LOVE CURRENCY"
DOROTHY A. EREAUT
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THE LESSON OF THE SWIMMING POOL
KATHRYN PAULSON
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DIVINE PATTERN
Doris A. Lewis
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THE CAUSE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Richard J. Davis
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DEPTH OF SINCERITY
Helen Wood Bauman
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ETERNAL SELFHOOD
Hazel Harper Brandner
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When Christian Science was presented...
Frank A. Seino
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At this time, with the world in its...
Cynthia E. Fraser
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It is with a grateful heart that I...
Emily C. Cain
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I returned home from the First...
Edwin S. Stringleman
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Christian Science was presented...
Siranoosh Zakarian
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For many years Christian Science...
Lena G. Perrigo
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I should like to relate an experience...
Rachel Shelton
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"Therefore with joy shall ye draw...
Ethel C. Biederman
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It is a pleasure to express my...
Henrietta S. Davis
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Signs of the Times
John H. Ansberg with contributions from Donald W. Burdick, Henry Geerlings, R. Wragge Morley