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From early childhood I attended a Protestant Sunday School, becoming...
From early childhood I attended a Protestant Sunday School, becoming a very good student of the Bible. At the age of ten I was asking serious questions about what I had been taught of God, but I received no satisfactory answers.
I had a great sense of being guilty of hypocrisy when I was accepted into the church at the age of twelve, as I could not truthfully accept the doctrines it taught. In a few years I turned away from my church, feeling I had become an atheist.
I had never been strong, and several years after my marriage I became an invalid, suffering for over four years from a painful kidney problem combined with prolapsed intestines. A very strict diet depleted my strength and pleurisy set in, forcing me to spend most of the day in bed. Doctors seemed to have little hope for my recovery, but I was not told anything definite.
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April 23, 1966 issue
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Reach for the Best!
ELIZABETH BICE LUERSSEN
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Expressing Love-the Primary Need
KATE HOLLAND PATTON
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Making the Right Decision
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Receiving the Right Answer to Prayer
ELEANOR ZELMAN KAY
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Christianity Includes Physical Exemption
GLORIA DELROY
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Pure Desire Heals
WILLIAM E. MASTERSON
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"The eternal mandate"
NANCY JEAN SAVELAND
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From Error to Angel
Carl J. Welz
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Discipline Is Essential to Freedom
William Milford Correll
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From early childhood I attended a Protestant Sunday School, becoming...
Avaline Saufley Chittolini
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A few years ago I had a growth on my eye
Oscar Sapossnek
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One Sunday afternoon when I was playing tennis I felt a tendon...
Kenneth Meredith McCaw
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Christian Science was presented to me at the end of World War II
Bridella McCallum
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Signs of the Times
Bishop Gerald Kennedy