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[Original in German]
One occasionally hears beginners...
One occasionally hears beginners in Christian Science say that a problem is too difficult for them to solve, that their understanding is not yet adequate. I myself, however, have been privileged to discover that all-inclusive divine Love guides even the first faltering steps.
In my youth I heard Christian Science talked about now and again. I heard that Scientists said that sickness and suffering were not imposed on man by God, that it is not God's will that man should be sick and unhappy. However, I did not concern myself further with this teaching.
A few years later, I was taken to the hospital with an affected lung. I was told that after my release from the hospital I would have to spend about a year in a sanatorium. After I had lain in the hospital for two weeks, the doctor told me that I was to be X-rayed the next day and would undergo surgery in accordance with the findings.
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November 7, 1964 issue
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Least Spiritual Ideas
MADORA HOLT
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Don't Let Error Provide an Excuse
STREATFIELD H. COX, JR.
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"The gate ... called Beautiful"
JAY HOLMES
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"The pure in heart"
WILMA PETTKER HARWORTH
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Look Back in Gladness
NEIL MILLAR
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Evil Is Never True
ELLEN WARREN ROBERTS
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Cathy Proves God's Love
HAZEL I. LOWELL
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Outwitting the One Evil
Helen Wood Bauman
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The Practitioner and His Fee
Carl J. Welz
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From the Directors
The Christian Science Board Of Directors
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One occasionally hears beginners...
Marie Ochsner-Meier
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Sixteen years ago during a...
Rebecca A. Smith
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So that others may be helped...
May Aberg
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Many times hymns from the...
Hazel Cheney Conroyd
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"Blessed are they which do...
Edith L. Hobbs
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I should like to relate my early...
Clarence F. Chaney, Jr.
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Signs of the Times
Sydney J. Harris