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"Hast thou a friend, and forgettest...
"Hast thou a friend, and forgettest to be grateful?" This question posed by Mrs. Eddy (Miscellaneous Writings, p. 339) has prompted me to share some of the good I have derived from Christian Science.
While living in another city a few years ago, although in a home with people who loved me, I felt that I was alone and lonely. Constant questioning of everything and everyone in my experience led to indecision, frustration, and guilt. "Why," I would ask, for example, "is the world in such obvious distress?" I had few friends, and I was hypercritical of my work. As a result, my mentality was in an endless turmoil. I was at war, and I found no peace and no haven from it.

March 17, 1962 issue
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"An 'angel standing in the sun'"
FLORENCE C. SOUTHWELL
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Living in the Present Good
ANNE KIMBELL RELPH
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ASPIRATION
Althea Brooks Hollenbeck
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The Ever-presence of the Christ
CHARLES BING MAYS
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SPACE-AGE QUESTION
Francis Ward Grubb
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"Grace for to-day"
ELIZABETH BICE LUERSSEN
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Retaining Our Joy
ANDREW K. CLINE
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The Three L's
SUZANNE MERIWETHER SMITH
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Evil Is Not Individual
Helen Wood Bauman
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Scientific Method
Carl J. Welz
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Over twenty years ago Christian Science...
Ruth Schear
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It is with heartfelt gratitude to...
Myrtle A. Rosenbalm
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I should like to testify to the...
Enid Clement Peace
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"Hast thou a friend, and forgettest...
Phillip Warren Kupper
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"Trust in the Lord with all...
Hilda A. Kinnee
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As a child I was so delicate that...
Alma Rea
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Signs of the Times
O. E. Peterson