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The Taste of Joy
Is it wrong to use at least some of your leisure time for pure enjoyment? Or should you spend it all in self-improvement, study, reading, and good works? Perhaps you should spend every spare minute in metaphysical work for the world?
This would be fine—if you had reached the point where the things of Spirit were so tangible that you could go forward full time in spiritual experiences that lead on to the heights unknown to material sense.

July 3, 1971 issue
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Active Leisure
JOHN DAVID WINDER
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Caution! Children at Play
NANCY S. NELSON
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A Use for Unwanted Leisure
JOHN C. F. SIMPSON
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The Taste of Joy
JOHN R. PETERSON
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Skiing in Heaven
J. DENIS GLOVER
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Develop Your Capabilities
MARGRET E. KEATTS
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A Declaration of Independence
ERNEST S. BURKS
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Everyone Is Talented
Carl J. Welz
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Convincing the Skeptic
Alan A. Aylwin
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On page 365 of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures...
Florence Eastwood
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A healing I had in June, 1969, demonstrates beautifully the...
John Ernest Sweeney with contributions from Frances E. Sweeney
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I became interested in Christian Science as a young girl about...
Evelyn H. Tynan with contributions from Beverly T. Maw, Paul B. Decker
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My gratitude for the direction, protection, healing, and progress...
Phyllis Frick with contributions from Olivette Mitsch Paulus, Robert C. Paulus
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Signs of the Times
Gordon J. Dahl
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Letters to the Press
with contributions from Howard Siepen