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Although I was born and...
Although I was born and brought up in New England, on the doorstep, as it were, of Christian Science, I knew nothing about it until well along in my professional career. One of my earliest recollections is of the horror and dislike my good mother had for what she erroneously believed to be Christian Science.
During a part of the year 1927 I was on sabbatical leave from my duties as professor of economics at one of the well-known New England colleges. My wife and I were traveling in Europe, and in Switzerland we met an American woman who talked of Christian Science to my wife. This first exposure made little impression on us; but since my wife's health was not good, when we got back to Paris we went to the Monitor office seeking information. We were advised to visit a practitioner, and thus it was that Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy came into our possession.

April 11, 1964 issue
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Criticism and the True View of Man
LESLIE C. BELL
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LOVE CARES FOR YOU
Florence A. Myers
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"Who shall inherit the earth?"
KATHRYN PAULSON GROUNDS
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"Don't Give Fire a Place to Start"
DOUGLAS B. SEARLE
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THOUGHT-BLENDING
Mary Ann Jackson
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Make Nothing of It!
JACK A. KRIEGER
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"Plenty of employment"
SYRETA THORNBURG
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The Golden Kitten
NANCY C. WINBURN
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Applying the Golden Rule in the Branch Church
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Superimposed Pictures
Helen Wood Bauman
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What to Do About a Crisis
Carl J. Welz
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Earlier in my experience as a...
Wanda Mansbach
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My family and I have had many...
James William Corbett
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In one of her poems, "Communion Hymn,"...
Audrey R. Wiggins
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Although I was born and...
Everett Walton Goodhue with contributions from Mary Taylor Goodhue
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In all the years I have been a...
Melitta Hülsmann
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Christian Science was first...
May Morris
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Signs of the Times
David Lawrence