October 3, 1970
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Many of the evils that beset mortal man bear a negative prefix in their names—for instance, unhappiness, disease, disability, inequality, and injustice.
One of the most valued compliments one can pay anyone these days is to say that he can get things done.
If one's own pardon one has grace to win,God's gift, reflection, glow where sense had been;A brother's lark of hope and faith, on wing,Might rise and rise, and thence more bravely sing.
Students of Christian Science find that as they declare and affirm the spiritual truths of real, scientific being, this activity itself compels them to condemn and deny evil, or error.
The necessity to maintain some standard of living is constantly with us.
In an interview with Richard Conrat, instructor of photography at San Francisco Art Institute, Alan Jones, an architect, is quoted as saying, "Most of our environmental problems won't be solved until people's attitudes change—until their personal habits and patterns of life reflect an understanding of their relationships to each other and to the environment.
I would like to tell of a healing I experienced only last year.
I have been a student of Christian Science for thirty-six years, and would like to add my testimony concerning the healing efficacy of this Science.
For many years I have enjoyed the blessings of God as revealed through the study of Christian Science.
Some years ago my husband was employed by the Government and worked at night for months at a time.
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As for me, I will behold thy face in righteousness: I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with thy likeness.
Letter from George Walker Risley, Derby, Englandin the Daily Telegraph and Morning PostLondon, England
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