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COMPLETENESS AND FULFILLMENT
The allness of God, Spirit, is reflected in the wholeness and completeness of man, His spiritual image and likeness. In the universe of God's creating—and there is in reality no other universe—everything necessary to man's happiness is found in all its perfection. God, being both Father and Mother, is necessarily reflected by individual man in both masculine and feminine aspects, which in their true nature are purely spiritual. Thus the real, spiritual man exists now and forever at the standpoint of completeness and fulfillment.
However, these fundamental facts of Christian Science often appear to be reversed in human experience. Human education, based on a material sense of life, has promulgated the belief that marriage is a prerequisite for the manifestation of completeness and fulfillment; that some natures, in their journey from sense to Soul, need the discipline of marriage and family life to develop the unselfed love and service that these experiences entail.

August 8, 1959 issue
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COMPLETENESS AND FULFILLMENT
KATHLEEN O'CONNOR
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THE IMPORTANCE OF TRUE HUMILITY
RAY D. KELSEY
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HISTORY AND THE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
LAURA BERNICE BARKER
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A SACRED DUTY
CHARLES GREEN
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FORGIVE AND FORGET
ESTELLE B. CRANE MAC GREGOR
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THE WAY TO ANSWERED PRAYER
JOHN COLLINS OWERS
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GOD FILLS ALL SPACE
LUCY G. BUSSEY
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MAN IS ALWAYS IN HIS RIGHT PLACE
LA VONA LINHARDT
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"THE HARMONY AND IMMORTALITY OF MAN ARE INTACT"
Harold Molter
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THE OMNIACTION OF GOOD
Helen Wood Bauman
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When I was mustered out of...
Robert E. Zoeller
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I have had many proofs of the...
Agnes E. Styles
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It is over thirty-five years since...
Evalena E. Cook
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My first healing in Science came...
Pauline L. Girod
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Recently I had three duties to...
George Lawrence Smith
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I am long overdue in expressing...
Louise Falls
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Through my understanding of...
Charlo Anne Springer
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My desire is that this testimony...
Velma L. Creamer
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Signs of the times
with contributions from Jan J. Erteszek, Ray C. Dotson