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I am humbly grateful to God
I am humbly grateful to God. I have been helped physically, morally, and spiritually. Christian Science has changed my universe.
Formerly, when I was depressed, my refuge was an elaborate Latin grammar construction. Latin, with its glittering vocabulary, especially in the field of war: aggression, attack, counter-attack, hurling the missile against the enemy, intercepting the weapon, throwing it back. Why did I find it fascinating? Because I was fond of so-called witty repartees, of crushing my enemies with biting retorts. What enemies? I saw them everywhere, like Cervantes' Don Quixote making a charge on windmills which he considered as noble knights. Windmills? Fallacy.

October 14, 1972 issue
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Does God Really Exist?
John K. Daniels
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The Swans and I
NORMA JEAN THOMAS
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Man is Never Separated from God
JOYCE GRENFELL
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God Answers a "Mayday" Call
MICHAEL ANTHONY WEST
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I Believe in God
ELIZABETH GOLDING
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God: The Friend of Man
EVELYN M. PINNELL
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God Cares for You, Too!
DAVID HAUGHTON
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The Importance of Knowing God
Naomi Price
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The Logic of Knowing What God Knows
Carl J. Welz
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I am unable to put into words my sincere appreciation of the...
Ada Frances Powell
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I am humbly grateful to God
Grethe Betty Stern
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In 1937, I was suffering from a severe attack of dermatitis
Ellis Gulliver with contributions from Irene M. Houtman