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A RIGHT APPROACH TO DISCIPLINE
A Truly happy child is one who is well disciplined. The more earnestly parents and teachers heed the counsel in the Bible on this subject, the more harmony will there be in the home and schoolroom. For instance, in Proverbs we read (23:13), "Withhold not correction from the child." Surely there could be no better authority for discipline than the Bible.
Mary Baker Eddy also gives valuable instruction regarding the training of children. She says in "Miscellaneous Writings" (p. 51), "If you make clear to the child's thought the right motives for action, and cause him to love them, they will lead him aright."

November 30, 1957 issue
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THE DIVINE ARBITER
ALFRED MARSHALL VAUGHN
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"GOING HOME"
FLORENCE IRENE CUBBINS
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GOD'S ABUNDANT SUPPLY
HELEN V. WHITE
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THE FATHER'S LOVING CARE
DOUGLAS LANE MATHEWS
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A RIGHT APPROACH TO DISCIPLINE
PAULINE TAVENER
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DIVINE MIND VERSUS MORTAL MIND
MILDRED D. JOHNSON
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THEY JOURNEY ON
William Aubert Luce
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"LIKE A MIGHTY ARMY"
E. OLIVE DAVIS
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SURETY
Edith Jane Caslake
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"HE HATH DONE ALL THINGS WELL"
John J. Selover
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GOD'S JUSTICE
Helen Wood Bauman
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"Heredity is not a law," Mary Baker Eddy...
Edna A. McDuff
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I am glad of the opportunity...
Harry Henhoff
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On page 1 of the Christian Science...
Minnie O. Price with contributions from Nancy J. Brushett
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I first became acquainted with...
William W. Harris
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Quite a few years ago, when one...
Florence Treadwell Boynton
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I wish to express my gratitude for...
Hulda Papke
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My first healing in Christian Science...
Stella Honeyman
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I am deeply grateful for all the...
Anita Rutter
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Earl L. Douglass, Russell T. Loesch, Norval R. Wigtil