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There is a simplicity in anything that is beautiful, and Christian Science...
There is a simplicity in anything that is beautiful, and Christian Science is beautiful in its simplicity. The single fact that God is All is the wonderful basic truth that Christian Science teaches. It is very easy to fall into the trap of believing that error can be real, but if God is All—all Love, Life, Truth, intelligence, Mind, Soul— everything real must be derived from God.
The nothingness of matter, error, was demonstrated very vividly to our family. Our two-year-old son, who supposedly was taking his afternoon nap, appeared at the door of the room crying. When we went to find out what was wrong, we found all his fingers bleeding. He also had yellow coloring all around his mouth. We cleaned him off and put him back to bed. Then we looked to find out what had happened. He had gotten into the suitcase of a guest and had been playing with his razor blades. What was quite alarming, though, was that he had consumed half of a new bottle of pills belonging to this guest.

May 11, 1968 issue
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A High Goal, Not a Dream
MARGUERITE E. BUTTNER
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The Businessman and Marriage
LUCIEN P. CAILLE
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There Are No Walled Cities
HELEN OAKLEY ROCKHOLD
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A Thorough Understanding
ARTHUR THORNTON MOREY
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"Immediately ... made whole"
OLGA L. HERMANS
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A Larger Grasp
JAMES E. DAWSON
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Listening to God
CAROLYN HAYWOOD
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Never Let Down
Helen Wood Bauman
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Conquering Egotism
William Milford Correll
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I have found in Christian Science the religion that teaches that...
Ella Thormann with contributions from Alfred Thormann, Tillye S. Campbell
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"No evidence before the material senses can close my eyes to the...
Jackie Underwood
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There is a simplicity in anything that is beautiful, and Christian Science...
Richard J. Ambler with contributions from Marianne G. Ambler, Alice Margaret Bradley, Violet N. Barkham, Mark Heistand, Lorene Heistand
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Florence Bulle