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Signs of the Times
The Bridgeton Evening News
From an editorial in The Bridgeton Evening News Bridgeton, New Jersey
Cause and effect belong not to physical phenomena. But, as Shakespeare observed, what people think frequently "makes it so" in their experience. And just now some medical observers are believing that the onset of disease frequently follows a mental thought–process, the process of "giving up." That is to say, the responding to a loss or a feared loss with feelings of hopelessness.
A team of physicians at the University of Rochester Medical Center has been exploring, in interviews, the relationship between psychological attitudes on the part of the patient and the development of illness.
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October 24, 1970 issue
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How to Be a David
BRYAN G. POPE
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No Fear of Fear
OLIVE HALL SHADGETT
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Nothing Is Ever Lost
SARAH K. PLUMB
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The Inevitable Result
JOYCE GRENFELL
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No Lost Domain
HAMILTON KILLEN, JR.
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Are You Harvesting Tares?
MARI M. BRUCK
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Stolen Bicycles?
JAN D. SMITH
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A Scientific View of Healing
Carl J. Welz
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Have a Good Sleep!
Alan Aylwin
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When first I opened a copy of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures...
Mary Booth with contributions from Grace Thompson
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Two weeks after I was admitted to membership in a branch Church of Christ...
Alfred N. Nilsen with contributions from Jeanne Nilsen Saar
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Christian Science has proven to be the only way of life for me
Virginia J. Willoner
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That Christian Science is a practical religion has been proven in...
Ruby F. Ludwig with contributions from Wilhelmus Johannes H. Sprenger
