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Taming the Weather
In her book No and Yes Mrs. Eddy writes, "Divinely defined, Science is the atmosphere of God"; No and Yes, p. 9; and just before this brief but profound statement she comments regarding Christian Science. "It excludes all error and includes all Truth."
It is the privilege of the alert student of Christian Science to realize humbly but clearly that divine Mind can and does control undesirable extremes of weather. Moreover, since an atmospheric extreme represents a cumulative disturbance in human or mortal mind thinking, the Scientist can realize protection from this disturbance both for himself and his community.

September 23, 1967 issue
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Sent Forth from God
OLIVE HALL SHADGETT
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Taming the Weather
GERALD STANWELL
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Scientific Consistency
MARION LOUISE MACDONALD
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Holding Crime in Check
ILA M. CRITCHER
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What We Can Do About Danger Signals
MARY LEE THORNDIKE
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Singleness of Purpose
ROBERT J. HILL
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Danny Learns to Forgive
NANCY LOUISE ROBISON
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Single People Are Happy Too
Helen Wood Bauman
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Salvation—A Modern Concept?
William Milford Correll
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Christian Science healed me of scarlet fever when I was a child;...
Jerry H. Welz with contributions from Dora Reimer
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I have recently had a healing in Christian Science of a nervous...
Florence M. Solon
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Many years ago in South Africa a member of my family, who...
Moira Louise Castle
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I am most deeply grateful for Christian Science and its many...
Geraldine Johanna Jacoba Murphy
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Signs of the Times
Jan J. van Capelleveen