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The Antidote for Pressure
Much is currently said and written about the pressure of living in the environment of today's world. What appears to be an ever-increasing tempo of education, business, traffic, travel, competition, and many and varied activities would claim to exert pressure upon the individual. The teachings of Christ Jesus and those of his faithful follower, Mary Baker Eddy, regarding the nature of God and of man's reflection of Him, offer healing release and freedom from human pressure and its attendant physical and emotional ills.
What does the term "reflection" mean as it is used in Christian Science? Reflection describes the nature of man's relationship to God. One illustration of this relationship used by Mrs. Eddy is that of reflection in a mirror, which accurately images the object in front of it. So man, the image and likeness of God, precisely reflects the nature of God, his original and only cause and creator. The real man, the only genuine selfhood of each individual, reflects the qualities, although not the quantity, of God.

August 19, 1967 issue
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Do You Feel Inferior or Superior?
MILTON SIMON
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The Antidote for Pressure
JEANNE STEELY LAITNER
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The Dignity of Mankind
MILDRED W. BAILEY
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Let Us Be Doers
EMMA E. AKIN
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Listen and Obey
FRANCES FIGGINS
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"Go ye into all the world"— Daily
MARIAN R. THURLOW
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Be an Agent for Good!
ETHEL DIANE DEPPERMAN
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Triumph or Tragedy?
William Milford Correll
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The Challenge of Today
Alan A. Aylwin
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In many wonderful ways God has shown our family that He is...
Darlene Dunaway Talbot with contributions from Rosella H. Dunaway
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I am especially grateful for Mrs. Eddy's spiritual interpretation...
Waldo G. Gernandt
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Science rests on Principle and demonstration
Richard E. Lyons
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About forty years ago Christian Science was presented to my...
Florence Frager
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I had to go through deep waters before beginning to study Christian Science...
Josephine D. McCallum with contributions from Leiselott Damm