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After the Second World War...
After the Second World War, I entered an English institute in Kyoto, and on the recommendation of a teacher, many of the students in my class started to attend Christian Science Sunday services in order to promote our study of the English language.
I remember that in those days I often felt ill and weak, and my daily life was not happy. Knowing nothing about Christian Science, or its healing power, I started my study of it, attending the services regularly. The textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, revealed truths which I had long sought and grasped but vaguely. I was inspired by the textbook's unprecedented explanation of error. On page 472 we read, "Error is a supposition that pleasure and pain, that intelligence, substance, life, are existent in matter."

December 30, 1961 issue
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Expectation of Life
NEIL KENSINGTON ADAM
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Spiritualization of Thought
GLADYS C. GIRARD
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This Golden Moment of Now
ANNIE MYRTLE CORBIN
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The Challenge of Education
LOUISE CLARKE HARSCH
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Good Is Never Absent
KATHARINE A. FORREST
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FLOOD TIDE
Max Dunaway
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"The hour is come"
JACK A. KRIEGER
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Self-government and Animal Magnetism
RUTH GEGGIE MERNER
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THE FLOWERING OF THE CHILD-HEART
Gloria Virginia Ranck
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The Old and the New
Carl J. Welz
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"Love your enemies"
Ralph E. Wagers
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After the Second World War...
Kaoru Sakai
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Christian Science was first...
Marjorie B. Wainwright
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It is my sincere desire to express...
Grace M. Watts
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For many years I attended a...
Dorothy Lee Allen
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Inasmuch as my mother was a...
Frances McFarlan Meyer
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I am very grateful for our periodicals...
Muriel T. Moulton
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"Only through radical reliance...
Roy Tolly
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Signs of the Times
A. L. Fahnstrom