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Love Sees Good
God is All. And God is good. Therefore good is everywhere and may be seen everywhere. Evil is nowhere, and the illusion that it is somewhere may be dispelled as we look with love on all Love's creation and on all mankind.
The human view of a scene in which someone appears to be ill can be corrected through Christian Science. Love knows all there is to know about that scene. Love is Mind, the creator of all there is, and all that Love makes is good. Illness is not part of this creation. The illusion of illness is presented by mortal mind as evidence that there is a mind apart from divine Love. But the evidence is false. By recognizing Love as Mind and demonstrating man's oneness with this Mind, we see the goodness that Love sees and gain the authority to cast out the illusion of sickness with the power of Love.
When we view a scene in which there are thoughts of insecurity, we have authority to correct the view. Love sees one infinite Mind and its perfect manifestation. The illusion of many minds, of false motives, of unkindness, of domination, of timidity, of uncertainty, does not exist in the one Mind.
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April 27, 1963 issue
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"None shall pluck you from out my hand"
GLADYS C. GIRARD
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"With whom is no variableness"
PAUL H. EAMES
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Higher Academic Attainment
DONNA CECIL NALLEY
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PRAYER
Adilene Ratigan
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How to Improve Home Relationships
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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The Healing Mission of Christian Science
GLADYS HUTCHINSON
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What Christian Science Can Do for Us
Ralph E. Wagers
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Love Sees Good
Carl J. Welz
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It is over thirty years since I was...
Dorothea H. Capelle
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When I shyly entered a Christian Science Reading Room...
Peggy Maxwell Vyvyan Safstrom
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When I was about seven years...
Barrett C. Miller
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I have indeed proved that Christian Science...
Winifred Arnold
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One day I struck my head and...
Caroline A. Bunger
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I should like to express my...
Carol Anne Whitney