May 22, 1971
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Are we sometimes afraid to give because we think that by so doing our own supply will be depleted?
Article
To many people, the occasional social drink goes with their gaining acceptance and advancement in the world of business.
Article
Consciously or unconsciously we sometimes wish that somewhat in the way the quality of certain goods we buy is guaranteed, we too could be guaranteed lifelong health or lifelong happiness.
Poem
The efficacy of Lovepurifies thought,exemplifies deed,comforts when sought,and fills every need.
Article
As children, many of us were taught the myth that the only way to get into heaven is to die.
Article
An American manufacturing firm uses this slogan: "Progress is our most important product.
Article
The Bible is filled with God's promises to help those who call upon Him.
Poem
When I learnedthat good is not gainedthrough strifebut by growing,Love came to mewith blessings—overflowing.
Editorial
There is a current focus on what are called natural foods— simple fare such as raw grains, fruits, vegetables.
Testimony of Healing
Six years ago I was suffering from kidney trouble.
Testimony of Healing
It would take a volume to relate even a part of the many healings I have experienced through Christian Science: effects of accidents, hereditary symptoms, physical problems related to beliefs of aging, financial needs, and so on.
Testimony of Healing
Heartfelt gratitude to God opened the door for me to experience a wonderful healing.
Testimony of Healing
I discovered how to apply Christian Science in daily experience during my four years at college.
Testimony of Healing
The comfort of being a member, and so a part, of the Christian Science movement twice carried me through the experience of widowhood.
Article
Have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.
Article
From "The Campus Battle NeedNot Be Lost" by Norman Cousinsin the Saturday ReviewNew York, New York
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