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Living Creatively
There's something about a white canvas that seems to say, "I defy you to make the first stroke." Our brush dipped in pigment hesitates as we contemplate the awful thing we are about to do— a line that will live forever or an artless wiggle that will have to be rubbed out.
Sometimes in the morning our day stares at us with the same defiance. As we contemplate the possibilities of each day we live, we may feel hesitant about our moves. Will our words, our steps, our commands, our responses, our expressions of affection be strong, clear strokes of color, form, design, perspective, all forwarding a purpose? Or will they be uncertain, pointless, artless moves indicating mere existence without a creator?

May 13, 1967 issue
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"Now is the time"
PAULINE B. RADER
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Demonstration Comes in "Cans"
HARRY DE LASAUX
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Truth Dispels the Mist of Error
HARRIET C. ROBERTS
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Challenging and Correcting Human Belief
DANIEL L. JENSEN
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Soul, Not Liquor, Satisfies
FLORENCE L. KAUFFMAN
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THE FRAGRANCE OF HER NAME
Doris Kerns Quinn
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"With the finger of God"
GRAHAM CAMERON DRISCOLL
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It Never Happened in Truth!
BLANCHE S. NIGHTINGALE
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Pure Christianity
Helen Wood Bauman
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Living Creatively
Carl J. Welz
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Margie E. Anderson
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I heard of Christian Science when I was twelve through my
Rose C. Mouret
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As one who has been blessed with the teachings of Christian Science...
Gertrude B. Shloss
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Many blessings, joys, and other evidences of God's love and...
Katherine L. Nenneman
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While attending a sales conference in Puerto Rico, I had a...
Townley Axtell Ellington
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Signs of the Times
J. L. Beall