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[The above is substantially the text of the program released for broadcast the week of January 20-February 4 in the radio series, "The Bible Speaks to You," heard internationally over more than 900 stations. This is one of the weekly programs prepared and produced by the Christian Science Committee on Publication, 107 Falmouth Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02115.]
RADIO PROGRAM No. 148 - What Is Your View of Man?
INTERVIEWER: There is a difference between the Bible description of man made in the image of God, and all the sordid things we see and read about man. And if I am not mistaken, Christian Scientists believe that man is really pure and unfallen. How do you arrive at such a conclusion when it seems so obvious that just the opposite is true?
SPEAKER: We would agree that it is obvious that mortal man is a sinner. But Christian Science holds that mortal man is not the image of God in the first place. That is in our view, mortal man is a false concept of God's man.
INTERVIEWER: Are you saying there are two different kinds of man? God's man and mortal man?
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The Call to Discipleship
MARTIN BROONES
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Using "the key of divine Science"
GERALDINE A. COLBY
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THE COCK STILL CROWING
Bernice King Brigham
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Needing and Having
OLGA COSSI
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Right Where We Are
GARY JOHN JEWKES
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Claiming Our Right Name
JOAN BARTLETT
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Putting God First Each Day
PAULINE TAVENER
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Morality and Identity
Carl J. Welz
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"The spirit of Christ calling us together"
Ralph E. Wagers
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For many years before becoming...
Hazel Goldstein
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I shall always be deeply grateful...
Mabel Blackburn
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I was brought up in the Jewish...
Sarah Greenberg
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Christian Science has always...
Gaylyn Fullington
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Sometimes when we are obediently...
Minnie Fay
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I have many reasons to be...
Alois Ditze
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Through all the years that...
Martha M. LeLaurin
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Signs of the Times
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