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An Improved Disposition Brings Healing
[Of Special Interest to Juniors]
Tom , who is a Christian Scientist, has learned that God is infinite Love and that he is God's beloved child. He has also learned that error of any kind is unreal.
Tom always relies on Christian Science for healing. Usually his problems are met quickly. But for several years there were ugly red warts on his arm and fingers. At first they did not bother him, and neither he nor his parents did any consecrated work in Christian Science to demonstrate their unreality. Later the difficulty seemed so much a part of him that he became discouraged about getting rid of it.
By the time Tom entered junior high school, the condition had become irritated and annoying. It was also a source of embarrassment to him, especially at school dances. One day one of his friends noticed the warts and told him he ought to have them burned off. This suggestion aroused and challenged him. Instantly he mentally rejected it.
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March 20, 1965 issue
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The Chemistry of Christian Science
ERNEST H. LYONS, JR.
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The Leaven "in three measures of meal"
ROBERTA MOULDER
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The First Law of Heaven
WELLMAN E. GERKE
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College Testing Times
MILDRED L. HOCKER
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HEAVENLY COMPANIONSHIP
Esther M. Scheck Peterson
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An Improved Disposition Brings Healing
VALESKA DREXEL
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THE AGELESS ONES
Norma MacDow Kemon
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Christian Science and Natural Science
Carl J. Welz
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Christian Science and the Businessman
Ralph E. Wagers
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The Bible account of the crossing...
Howard Milton Smith
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Words are inadequate to express...
Hugh L. Davenport
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My first healing took place almost...
Elisabeth Bosshart
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About four years ago, I was...
Viola Lindstrom Barton
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I am eight years old, and I feel...
Judith Kemp with contributions from Doreen Marian Kemp
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After repeated invitations from...
Fay Finney McKinney
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Signs of the Times
George R. Farnum