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Signs of the Times
Presbyterian Life
James W. Hoffman, Associate EditorPresbyterian Life magazine in The Link, a Protestant magazine for Armed Forces personnel Washington, District of Columbia
Liberty is not the absence of compulsion or restraint, as anyone who gave a second thought to the matter would realize. If everyone were free in this sense, no one would be safe. The pursuit of happiness may be an inalienable right, but we must limit those whose happiness consists in destroying other people's property. There are many such limitations which civilized people place on themselves and others.
October 2, 1965 issue
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A Lesson from the Master
JEANNE STEELY LAITNER
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Gentle Emergence
RICHARD A. NENNEMAN
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"My brother's keeper"
BARBARA AVENSTRUP
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Persistence in the Right Direction
IAN BRUCE KELSEY
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The Certainty of Man's Immortality
ANNETTE JEAN HORNSTEIN
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A College Student Writes
DAVID L. HORN
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RESURRECTION
Margaret Hovenden Ogden
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Correcting Through Healing
Helen Wood Bauman
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Overcoming Alcoholism
Carl J. Welz
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In 1929 I suddenly became ill...
Gertrude Thomas
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While I was in my twenties, a...
Samuel Oswald
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Christian Science is the greatest...
Valeska Drexel
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Our beloved Leader has enjoined...
Dorothy M. Garver
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Over thirty year ago Christian Science...
Jean G. Badgett
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What a joy it is to find a familiar...
Jeannette Libbers
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The earnest reliance on Christian Science...
Margaret Emma Warre
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Signs of the Times
James W. Hoffman