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Signs of the Times
Stanley Rowland, Jr., in a news item in the New York Times, New York
There is widespread and deep interest in religion among college and university undergraduates today. This is in marked contrast to twenty years ago.
Educational and religious leaders report a surge of interest in religion among students in recent cars, and to an extent among faculty members. The principles of religions, mainly Christianity and Judaism, are seriously examined and discussed.
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February 18, 1956 issue
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LOVE'S PERFECT SUSTAINING POWER
ALFRED MARSHALL VAUGHN
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TRUE WEALTH
VERA D. BOTTING
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EVER-PRESENT FRUITION
Alice Troxell McCoun
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OVERCOMING GENERALLY ACCEPTED BELIEFS
ARTHUR W. WERNER
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OUR DWELLING PLACE
MARY FARLEY
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PROPER SUBORDINATION
CLAUDE WALLACE WOODRUFF
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GOODNESS IS GREATNESS
MOLLIE ORR WALDRON
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A LOVING THOUGHT
Althea Brooks Hollenbeck
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THE PROPHET OF TODAY
Robert Ellis Key
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DEFENSE AGAINST EPIDEMICS
Harold Molter
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 126 - The Spiritual Education of Children
Joseph A. Crum
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I am increasingly grateful to God...
Florence Kincade
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It has been said, "Man's extremity...
Jessie M. Smith
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In Psalms (40:1, 2) we read:...
Victor Kisley
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Eight years ago I found Christian Science...
Alice Raflo with contributions from Franklin Raflo
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With humble gratitude I wish to...
Friederike Jaisle
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I should like to tell of a few of...
Dorothy Giffey
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When I came into Christian Science...
Eva Gwynne
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In 1930 I was quickly healed of...
Elizabeth Guy Sharp
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Words are inadequate to express...
Elizabeth M. Noble with contributions from Georgia Milholland Covey, John T. Porter
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Stanley Rowland, Richard M. Nixon, Wallace Williams