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Signs of the Times
Think magazine
Dr. Charles H. Townes Provost and Professor of Physics Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1964 Nobel Prize winner in Think magazine, published by IBM Armonk, New York
[Reprinted by permission from Think. Copyright 1966 by Charles II. Townes.]
The ever-increasing success of science has posed many challenges and conflicts for religion—conflicts which are resolved in individual lives in a variety of ways. . . To me science and religion are both universal, and basically very similar. In fact, to make the argument dear, I should like to adopt the rather extreme point of view that their differences are largely superficial and that the two become almost indistinguishable if we look at the real nature of each. . . .
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September 10, 1966 issue
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The Power of the Christ Today
RICHARD A. NENNEMAN
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"Rejoice in tribulation"
NANA WOLAVER
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A New Song
GWEN M. CASTLE
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"All my goodness"
ARTHUR F. CURRAN
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"Heaven's aftersmile"
ARTHUR FIESER
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The Inevitable Results of Science
V. WINIFRED MORRIS
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Lift Up Thine Eyes
LADYE ONA KIPPS
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The Key to Happiness
DONALD B. JOHNSON
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TO LOVE—OR NOT TO LOVE
Althea Brooks Hollenbeck
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What God Is
Helen Wood Bauman
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Man and Machines
William Milford Correll
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When I was five years old, my tonsils were removed because they...
Anna Karaian Papazian
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I had many warts all over my hands and fingers for a couple...
Richard H. Marlowe
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I wish to express my very deep gratitude for Christian Science
E. Valentine Gibson
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Although I am a new student of Christian Science, I should like...
James Hellinghausen
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In the summer of 1914 my brother came to visit as, and I first...
Hilda Kaspare Lycksell
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Signs of the Times
Charles H. Townes