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One morning when I was dressing I noticed a lump on my body
One morning when I was dressing I noticed a lump on my body. My first reaction was one of surprise, my next was one of great fear, but the next instant I denied the reality of evil emphatically and positively.
I said: "I absolutely refuse to accept the suggestion that anything can be added to man or anything taken from him. I will not honor it by believing it and I will not contend with it. I simply refuse to accept it."
I denied the suggestion of evil so completely that it only came to my thought twice that day and then both times I said: "No! I refuse to accept you—depart from me. I know you not."
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April 2, 1966 issue
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One Hundred Years and Forever
MARY RETTA TITUS
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Letting Our Light Shine
HARRIET A. LINK
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"A new and higher idea of immortality"
FLINT LEWIS TOWNSEND
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WHO KNOWS?
Helen Oscar Winfield
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The Illusion Called Matter
ARDEN KING EVANS
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Faithful Church Attendance
JOSEPH TRAVIS HOLLEMAN, JR.
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Freedom Is Natural
JOHN B. WEBB
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"My God shall supply all your need"
PATRICIA PLUMB WILSON
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The Forward Look
Carl J. Welz
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Mind Is Substance
William Milford Correll
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One morning when I was dressing I noticed a lump on my body
Mildred Oestry
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In Psalms we read (90:1), "Lord, thou hast been our dwelling...
Dorothy Margaret Logan
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Reading the textbook, Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, cured...
Peter Anthony Carlton
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Signs of the Times
Robert H. Hamill