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[The above is substantially the text of the program released for broadcast the week of October 18–24 in the radio series, "The Bible Speaks to You." heard internationally over more than 800 stations. This is one of the weekly programs prepared and produced by the Christian Science Committee on Publication, 107 Falmouth Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02115.]
RADIO PROGRAM No. 81 - Where Do You Look for God?
[This is the first of a special group of programs on the subject, "God in the Twentieth Century."]
INTERVIEWER: A good many people feel that the modern world has outgrown religion, left it behind, or at least eased it off into a corner somewhere. The concept of a three-decker universe, which consisted of heaven above, earth in the middle, and hell below, vanished centuries ago. People stopped thinking of God as literally up there somewhere in the sky. Many began thinking of God as out in space, perhaps beyond the physical universe. But now space probes and radio telescopes push back the limits of the universe and seem to leave less and less space for such a God to inhabit.
Dr. John Robinson, the Anglican Bishop of Woolwich, England, says in his book "Honest to God": "The signs are that we are reaching the point at which the whole conception of a God 'out there,' which has served us so well since the collapse of the three-decker universe, is itself becoming more of a hindrance than a help." (SCM Press Ltd., London. Copyright, 1963, Westminister Press, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.)
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October 26, 1963 issue
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Concerning Age
JEANNE ROE PRICE
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Confidence During Testing Times at College
DONALD R. RIPPBERGER
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A Progressive Step
HAZEL L. WALKER
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Right Decisions
HERBERT F. BIRTWISTLE
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A True Picture
HELEN T. SPIGEL
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Disease Is Not Incurable
Helen Wood Bauman
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A Better Body
Carl J. Welz
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In retrospect, I marvel that I ever...
Alfred Hull Stevens, Jr.
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It is my desire to express sincere...
Pearl Nelson
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Christian Science was offered...
Thomas A. Hayes
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When I was a young woman,...
Ruth W. Howe
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It is with an ever-increasing sense...
Isobel Anne Peacock
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When I was still a newcomer...
Waltraut Wehrmann
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Signs of the Times
Arnold Walker