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To have known no religion but...
To have known no religion but Christian Science and to have had the privilege of Christian Science Sunday School teaching from an early age, these I count as great blessings. Christian Science has kept me from knowing fear.
I recall one experience, when I was a young child, that illustrates how early I realized freedom from fear. My brother and I were playing in a field with other children when one of them expressed alarm at coming upon a patch of poison ivy. Neither my brother nor I felt any fear, although we were in contact with the ivy.
Contrary to our friends' expectations, there were no ill effects. We were completely confident of our immunity from evil, since we had been taught that God had made only good. This conviction remains and was especially evident to me when my children were young. The realization that God is the Father and Mother of man relieved me of a false sense of responsibility.
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August 13, 1960 issue
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"Feed my sheep"
MARGUERITE B. BIERWIRTH
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The Innocency of Man
PETER B. VANDERHOEF
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Achievement Is God's Will for Us
PHILIP S. METCALF
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Understanding Requires Demonstration
DOROTHY A. EREAUT
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REGENERATION
Edgar Isaac Newgass
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"Thou art loosed from thine infirmity"
LOTTIE B. DENNIS
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Spirit Transforms
LUCILLE P. SHIRLEY
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"Thou art ever-present"
ELEANOR BRADLEY
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"Train up a child"
John J. Selover
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Christian Science and Mental Healing
Ralph E. Wagers
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RADIO PROGRAM No. 360 - A Search for God and the Answer
Cleo Lawrence
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At an early age I was enrolled...
Samuel Ennis Keeton
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Christian Science came into...
Gladys Young
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Many years ago I attended a...
Lillian Dammann
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In the year 1935 I was a beginner...
Olga Galanou
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To have known no religion but...
Evelyn M. White
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On an extremely hot summer...
H. Glen Hall
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I took up nursing as a profession...
Gladys Ethel Schaefer
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Albert Reissiner