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BEING AND ITS ABUNDANCE
Being interests everyone. How to live more happily, more intelligently, and with more security challenges mankind. Jesus of Nazareth stated the divine demand of being when he said (Matt. 5:48), "Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect."
Jesus' demand to be what we already divinely are, is made possible and finds fulfillment in Christian Science. This Science declares that being is no haphazard event of chance. It reveals God as the one divine Being and man as His complete manifestation, expressing all good. Both God and man are seen to be without physical delineations and are thereby recognized as eternal, immortal, perfect. Spiritual sense alone sees and acknowledges this fact.

September 18, 1954 issue
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SALVATION IS INDIVIDUAL
EARL ALBERT RUSSELL
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BEING AND ITS ABUNDANCE
ELIZABETH GLASS BARLOW
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REFLECTION
Kathleen O'Connor
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ERASING MISTAKEN CONCEPTS
THOMAS HENRY COFFEEN
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DISSOLVING DOUBTS
MARTHA J. BUCKNER
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"THERE IS LIFTING UP"
Maude De Verse Newton
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DIVINE UNDERSTANDING IS IRRESISTIBLE
FURMAN A. APPLEGATE
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RECOGNIZING MAN'S TRUE INHERITANCE
DORIS F. SCHREIBER
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RANDY REMEMBERS
LUCILLE PENNEBAKER WEBSTER
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ARISE—BE NOT AFRAID
Carol James
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SPLITTING THE ATOM
Robert Ellis Key
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THE ANGEL'S RIGHT FOOT
Helen Wood Bauman
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 52 - Social Adjustment Without Compromise
Betty Jane Thwaits
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I should like to express my gratitude...
Helen Elizabeth Dunsmuir
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Many years ago I was an agnostic
Ruth Gerson
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I have for many years enjoyed...
Robert S. Neal
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Over thirty years ago the testimony...
Clara E.Higgins
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I wish to express grateful thanks...
Robert Campbell Fowler
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In great humility I give praise...
Lucille H. Robinson
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It is with a deep sense of gratitude...
Julia F. Griggs
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Gratitude for the blessings I have...
Myrtle M. Weintraub
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Christian Science has been the...
Marjorie E. Helmcke
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from L. Harrison Ludwig, M. Searle Bates