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Where Do I Stand?
On page 268 of Science and Health, Mrs. Eddy quotes Martin Luther's famous dictum: "Here I stand. I can do no otherwise; so help me God! Amen!"
In the lives of many of us there comes a time when we are forced to ask ourselves the question, "Where do I stand?" The answer can often be a turning point and a milestone in the individual's experience.
The spiritually unenlightened person may look strictly to material means to solve his problem, thus seeking surcease in the same realm and with the same materials that have seemingly produced the unsatisfactory situation. He will attempt to fashion or control his environment and shape its forces by human means, with his own hands, so to speak. In his eyes the outcome of his endeavors will depend on the utilization of his worldly wisdom, his human strength, his material resources, and his human determination in order to overcome the forces which have caused his difficulty. He pits himself against that which he thinks has produced his sense of crisis.
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July 31, 1965 issue
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True Friends
PAULINE B. RADER
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Good Is Not Concealed
HELEN OAKLEY ROCKHOLD
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"I know whence I came"
HOWARD WESLEY ELKINS
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Joy, the Music of Soul
AMY VINES
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THE HUNDREDTH SHEEP
Althea Brooks Hollenbeck
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Where Do I Stand?
GEORGE F. WARNECKE
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Happy, the Murre
LOUISA M. DAVISON
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Unlabored Action
Helen Wood Bauman
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The Christian Scientist's Stand
Carl J. Welz
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It is with sincere gratitude to...
Robert C. Hummel
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I have always been so grateful...
Rachel Ellen Preston
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Over a period of twenty years...
Mabel Hartlieb
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My appreciation of and love...
Elsie Bott with contributions from August Bott
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"Divine Love always has met...
Michelle Guillemette Flamand
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Since having a testimony published...
Ella Pleau
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There is scarcely a day goes by...
Dorthy Colwell Taylor
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Signs of the Times
Paul J. Cathey