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How Love Governs Governments
From the human standpoint, a government is the ultimate source of authority, or at least it appears to be. But a just, intelligent, and merciful government reflects the higher authority of God, who provides the moral and spiritual standards that make a government righteous. So it is God, or good, to whom men should turn in seeking to establish a right government or to improve the one already established.
It is a sad thing to hear that courts are sometimes less than just and that legislatures are weak through political bias and selfish interests. Students of Christian Science are in a position to help improve governments. They have accepted the revelation that God is Love, or divine Principle, and that Love is the true, governing authority of the universe. They realize that any departure from wisdom or mercy or justice is illusion and must be metaphysically, or prayerfully, dealt with as such.

January 18, 1969 issue
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The Remedy for Pollution
EDNA MAY EVANS WHITE
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You Don't Have to Be Afraid
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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Gates of Pearl
FLORENCE E. MAY
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Spiritual Navigation
ROBERT L. T. HOLCOMB
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The Right Kind of Escape
MARY RETTA TITUS
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Doing, Not Trying!
ELEANOR SHIPMAN MINER
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At Camp Echo
LEILA BAILEY McLANE
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How Love Governs Governments
Helen Wood Bauman
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What's Your Problem?
William Milford Correll
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If I have a favorite Bible story, I believe it is the one recorded in...
Nina S. Sellers with contributions from William C. Sellers, Jr.
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I was introduced to Christian Science many years ago by a young...
Hayden R. Williams
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I am very grateful to God for the protection and care my family...
Matilda Forsander
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Being often reminded that I had been an unwanted child, I grew...
Marjorie La Belle
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The desire to know and understand God was my purpose in beginning...
Marian C. Rankin with contributions from Mann Rankin
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 354 - Holding On versus Dropping Out
Robert McKinnon with contributions from Harvey Wood