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Adopting a Religion
Thoughtful people do not adopt a religion without careful consideration of what it teaches. They sense that their concept of God will determine their character and control their lives. Even in countries where religion is discredited as man-evolved and useless, people can decide within their hearts what to accept as the truth of being and how to work it out in actual worship. Mary Baker Eddy says in her sermon The People's Idea of God, "Periods and peoples are characterized by their highest or their lowest ideals, by their God and their devil."Peo., pp. 6, 7;
Persons becoming interested in Christian Science often tell of the transformation that has taken place in them since adopting the concept of God and His creation that this Science reveals. They find themselves able to express in a degree the power to heal that Christ Jesus required of his followers, a power he exhibited in its maximum degree.

April 18, 1970 issue
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Enough Good for Everyone
FRANCES FIGGINS
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Christian Science Is Not Just Another Pill
MARI M. BRUCK
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Signs for Safe and Peaceful Driving
MARTHA W. DOWNS
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The Bait and the Hook
GEORGE F. GARLAND
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Outside the "In Group"
JULIE CAMPBELL TATHAM
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The Motherhood of God
BETTY G. McGRATH
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Loving Care for Frosty
DENICE R. KOCH
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Adopting a Religion
Helen Wood Bauman
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Helping the Retarded Child
Alan A. Aylwin
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"For ye shall go out with joy, and be led forth with peace."...
Audrey D. Grist with contributions from Hazel Kujawa, Arlene W. Maynor, Leola Rathje
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 419 - Meeting Creative Challenges
with contributions from John Selover, Robert McKinnon
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Signs of the Times
Austin Conover