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The Path of Honesty
[For children]
Julie dreaded the thought of going to school one day. She was going to have a test in math. She didn't feel at all sure about some of the things she knew the test would include.
Julie was a Christian Scientist, and she had learned that she should pray about anything that troubled her. She knew that to pray is to think correctly about a situation. She wondered just how she could start to think correctly about this one.

October 14, 1967 issue
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Unfoldment Is Within Us
GLADYS C. GIRARD
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One Need Never Be Without a Home
FRANCES FIGGINS
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Reality or Phantasmagoria?
MARY RETTA TITUS
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Why Have a Diagnosis?
WILLIAM R. NEEDLES
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Reverse the Lie and Uphold the Fact
HALLIE JEAN L. BUETTNER
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God's Kingdom, the Truth We Know
HARRY R. CHAMBERLAIN
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The Path of Honesty
ANN SEATON BOSQUEZ
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"IMMEDIATELY ... AT THE LAND"
Maxine Le Pelley
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Fixed Principle and Rules
Helen Wood Bauman
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An Honest Heart
William Milford Correll
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The words of Job (23:3), "Oh that I knew where I might...
Kathleen O'Connor with contributions from Daisy B. Foottit
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About five years ago it seemed that never again would I have...
Harold E. Richardson
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"Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good...
Eva Payne Petch with contributions from Patricia M. Hunter, Louis E. Horton, Jr.
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Signs of the Times
Arthur L. Teikmanis