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Are We Observers Only?
Observation has an important place in the development of an artistic or scientific line of endeavor. One who is interested in following such a line needs to observe what constitutes a notable work of art, a poem, a piece of literature, or a scientific invention. But if one stops at observation, he will never contribute much to the world so far as artistic and scientific production is concerned.
Only the application of what has been gathered from observation and the diligent practice of special knowledge can make an artist, an author, or an inventor, or fit one to branch out in creative activity. Many people shun the discipline of a truly productive life and are content to take the easy path of nonattainment.

December 12, 1964 issue
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Seeking and Finding Good
EDWARD C. WILLIAMS
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Love Fulfills the Law
ALICE E. BURHANS
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THE SECRET PLACE
Godfrey D. C. John
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Our Response to Good
MARTHA VAN STEENBERG
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"Upon Life's shore"
EDRIE MARY BOHNE
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Our "dearest allies"
JESSIE H. CASE
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A College Student Writes
BETTY ANN BUTLER
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Are We Observers Only?
Helen Wood Bauman
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Would You Be a Practitioner?
Ralph E. Wagers
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I wish to express my very deep...
Carlos B. Weidmann
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Christian Science is practical
Miriam Janice Magee
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"The glory of the Lord shall be...
L. Joyce Organ
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One day in our driveway I sustained...
Mary Trask Weber
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A little while ago I had lots of...
Frederic Louis Borch III with contributions from Christopher Reid Borch, Lillian R. Borch
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Before taking up Christian Science,...
Lola L. Ahrens
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I wish to express my deep gratitude...
Cornelia Louise Møller