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"The great attainment"
"Attainments are won not through ... human power but through the love and power of the Christ within us"
Human attainments in such various fields as the scholastic, scientific, literary, and also in the sports world are usually regarded as important and worthwhile. Because of this, it is not always easy for the individual to recognize how the Christian Scientist regards attainment.
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May 19, 1962 issue
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Supply and Spontaneity
MIRIAM BECKHOFF DAMSGAARD
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"What shall I do?"
THOMAS O. POYSER
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"The great attainment"
PHYLLIS W. YOUNG
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Which Side Are We Taking?
ALLEN EMBURY HYATT
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To Love Is to Live
GENEVIEVE B. ENGEL
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God Was There First
RUTH T. KNIGHT
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Improved Beliefs
Helen Wood Bauman
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Who's Doing It?
Carl J. Welz
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Christian Science came into...
Mildred M. Ward
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One of the Beatitudes which...
Elizabeth Holley
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My husband passed on suddenly...
Hattie Hudson Lillard
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Christian Science has been the...
Carol Warstler
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It is with joy that I testify to the...
Margaret Noble
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Three years ago it was my privilege...
Dorothy J. Hill
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I should like to express my appreciation...
Gordon L. Baird with contributions from Mary E. Baird
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Signs of the Times
Chester W. Hartman