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Measuring Ourselves
"The impersonal Christ, or Truth, comes continuallyto all who are receptive to it"
From early childhood people are inclined to compare themselves with one another. Babies are compared to see which one weighs most. Children are compared to see which one knows most. Young women are compared to see who is most attractive, and so on.

July 7, 1962 issue
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Individual Demonstration, Not Rivalry
GARY JOHN JEWKES
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The Rewards of True Listening
VIDA MC DERMOTT
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The Irradiance of Day
MARTHA TIBBETTS KNIGHT
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Measuring Ourselves
EVELYN M. S. DUCKETT
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THE BLOSSOM SHINING THROUGH
Florence Minerva Millman
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Keeping One's Thought Clear
WARREN LEE GRAY
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Prayer in Christian Science
J. HUBERT LITTLE
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Ideals in Government
Ralph E. Wagers
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Joy in God's Kingdom
Carl J. Welz
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I wish to express my sincere...
Ethel Folsom
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Mrs. Eddy writes in the textbook,...
David Brandmark with contributions from Jewel Brandmark
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I became curious about Christian Science...
Constance Chesbro
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Since Christian Science came...
Betty J. Hart
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In England a great many years...
Edith Ortmans
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I wish to express gratitude for...
Virginia T. Wallwork
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Many times I have witnessed...
Irene C. Veil
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Christian Science was brought...
Doris Sunman
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Signs of the Times
Billy Graham