October 30, 1965
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American
business and industry estimate that millions of dollars air lost each workday through employee absenteeism.
We
are apt to think of the present as presenting unprecedented problems for mankind to solve—problems concerning freedom from exploitation, problems of self-government, problems posed by irreconcilable political and religious ideologies.
Many
businessmen, career women, factory workers, housewives, scholars, political figures, and others from all walks of life may be found who today are serenely conscious of the kingdom of God.
Magnify
the Lord! The great prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah and many others, as well as the writers of the New Testament, all teach us how.
Anyone
who acknowledges the existence of a Supreme Being must admit that God is omnipotent— that His might is irresistible.
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[Revision of statement from The Christian Science Journal, February, 1965]
I am
very grateful for the opportunity to express my gratitude for the many blessings that have come to me and my family through Christian Science.
I'd
like to express my gratitude to Christian Science for the power it gave me to look error in the eye and prove its nothingness.
When
our daughter was a young girl, she began to have attacks of quinsy in the winter.
I have
had innumerable blessings through Christian Science, for which I am deeply grateful.
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QUESTIONER: There are many people, young and old, who feel alone and are unhappy about it.
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The Christian Science Publishing Society announces the publication of a new pamphlet entitled "Fatuities Indestructible.
