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WORSHIPING GOD
What we worship, bow down to, or accept as real determines the status of our daily experience. Christian Science helps us to worship God aright and therefore to enjoy a happier, healthier, and holier experience, This Science is first of all a religion, and in its inculcation of the constant worship of God, Science eliminates belief in evil.
Mary Baker Eddy deplored the lack of understanding of true worship and said (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 40), "It is sad that the phrase divine service has come so generally to mean public worship instead of daily deeds."
It is evident from this statement that our daily thinking and doing indicate either a worship of God or a worship of something else. Therefore if it is our practice to pay reverence to Spirit, infinite good, we are worshiping God as we should and rendering divine service.
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March 15, 1958 issue
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WORSHIPING GOD
THOMAS B. HUDSON
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A NEW NAME
ALMA M. SEETH
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DISCOVERY
Max Dunaway
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THE SACREDNESS AND POTENCY OF THE CHRIST
EARL ALBERT RUSSELL
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OBEDIENCE AND BLESSING
MARGUERITE SAYE
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OUR TEEMING UNIVERSE
GLADYS C. GIRARD
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COMPANIONSHIP
HENRY ALLEN NICHOLS
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THE SERENITY OF REFLECTION
Helen Wood Bauman
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PEACE WITH OUR ENEMIES
John J. Selover
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 234 - Overcoming Fear of Failure
Lucha Noerager Vogel
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During World War II, while...
Floyd M. Bell
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It is with great gratitude and joy...
Edna E. Edwards
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My first testimony appeared in...
Esther B. Lucas with contributions from Mary Hendrix
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My introduction to Christian Science...
Kate M. Grannis
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I was brought up in a home...
Warwick L. Harbutt
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I have been encouraged and...
Barbara I. Mannetter
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"I will praise thee, O Lord, with...
Virginia R. Woodman
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Eugene Carr, Donald L. Robertson, Thomas Pauley