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Our Highest Sense of Right
Often people of good intention are tempted to compromise conscience for reasons of expediency. But this is not trusting the divine Principle of being to control their affairs. Christian Science inspires one to act up to his highest sense of right under all circumstances— to do what is right because it is right and not for personal reasons.
Mary Baker Eddy says in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" (p. 456): "Science makes no concessions to persons or opinions. One must abide in the morale of truth or he cannot demonstrate the divine Principle."

May 23, 1964 issue
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"Where art thou?"
FRANK R. S. GIFFORD
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The Importance of Right Decisions
KATE HOLLAND PATTON
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THE SPIRITUAL FACT
Margaret G. Robinson
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Reading, Understanding, and Accepting
GEORGE W. CRAIGIE
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God's Love for Man
ANN T. BEALS
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"Turned into another man"
MARION I. WILL
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"It worked, Mommie. It worked!"
LETA BAILEY
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A College Student Writes
NANCY LAYTON
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OBEDIENCE
Oliver J. Bigler
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Our Highest Sense of Right
Helen Wood Bauman
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"Heredity is not a law"
Carl J. Welz
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In the spring of 1948, before I...
Jessie H. Olsen
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Shortly after my parents became...
Ruth L. Arnold
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After I had been studying Science...
Marjorie Agnes Pratt
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Eleven years ago I began the...
Dorothy O. Hudgins
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It is over a decade since my testimony...
Bessie Kushler
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I am deeply grateful for Christian Science
A. Lee Moore with contributions from Marian R. Moore
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Signs of the Times
Herbert S. Huffman