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No one could have been more...
No one could have been more prejudiced against Christian Science than I was. Although I knew nothing about this religion, I had the idea that all Scientists were queer people and that Christian Science was a strange religion and not for me.
One day when I had nothing else to read. I picked up a copy of Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, which belonged to someone else in the home. I opened it and the first words which met my eyes were these (p. 1): "The prayer that reforms the sinner and heals the sick is an absolute faith that all things are possible to God,— a spiritual understanding of Him, an unselfed love." This startled me and certainly made me think.

August 31, 1963 issue
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Adjustment Without Compromise
FRANCES MOTLEY PRAY
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Negotiating Under God's Control
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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The Mission of the College Organization
KENNETH J. SHRYOCK
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Building Up Our Strength
JANIS AREND CLARKE
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HARVEST
Maxine Le Pelley
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A Wise Proverb
HAROLD TAYLOR WEEKS
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What Is the Price?
GARY JOHN JEWKES
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A College Student Writes
TERRY ANN CRANE
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Employment Is Unlimited
Ralph E. Wagers
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Self-realization at College
Carl J. Welz
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Letters to the Press from Christian Science Committees on Publication
Maurice J. Mansergh
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I want to share with you the...
Mark S. Yeckes
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No one could have been more...
Dace E. Polk
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I should like to share with others...
Elaine Dunbar Pecker
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The Psalmist prayed, "Open...
Bella Naismith Christie
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I am very grateful for the priceless...
Harold J. Emmons
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I had been exposed to Christian Science...
Betty G. McGrath
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It is my earnest prayer that this...
Marylyn Seaward Nelson
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Vernon S. Broyles, T. Rees Thomas