May 22, 1965
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Capital
in the form of the investment of savings is necessary if we are to have the businesses, factories, machines, and jobs the world needs.
Everyone
wants the harmony, happiness, and success that result from wise decisions and right actions.
Each
one of us is called upon, moment by moment, to make decisions.
Humility
is a word which I had frequent reason to wrestle with as a child.
For
many years certain nations of the world have been striving to attain peace—peace of mind and freedom from the threat of war and atomic devastation.
Modern
society has been referred to by sociologists as an achievement society.
Underlying
business is the moral law, which, when fulfilled, gives stature to this activity, elevates it above mere acquisitiveness, and brings out the higher qualities of those engaged in it.
In
Christian Science we learn that all physical conditions both good and bad are really mental.
Christian Science organizations at colleges and universities provide Christian Scientists in academic communities with the opportunity to share the Christ, Truth, more widely with others on the campus.
I attended
my first Christian Science service in 1932.
About
seven years ago, my wife left me, and later we were divorced.
Mere words are inadequate to express my gratitude for our Exemplar, Christ Jesus, and for our beloved Leader, Mrs.
Christian Science
was presented to me many years ago by my brother.
Prior
to my introduction to Christian Science I had an operation to remove from my throat what was described medically as a ruptured benign tumor.
My
heart is filled with humble gratitude for Christian Science and for the untold healings it has brought to thousands of inhabitants of the earth in this age.
In
the year 1928 I heard about Christian Science for the first time.
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QUESTIONER: To boys and girls in school, life seems to be one test or exam after another.
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