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through moral might
The average person is apt to think of "moral" as referring simply to the capacity to distinguish between right and wrong, particularly in connection with sexual behavior. But one of the most fascinating subjects to pursue in the study of Christian Science is the unfoldment of moral power. Its possibilities are endless. Moreover, it quickly becomes evident, if one researches the Bible and the writings of Mary Baker Eddy with the aid of Concordances, that moral power is basic. It is a prerequisite for the achievement of any good we desire, whether this involves health, income, better human relationships, real happiness, or even improved world conditions.
However, with so much attention focused on marital, premarital, and extramarital relationships today, the sexual aspect of the subject of morality deserves thoughtful research by Christian Scientists, though it isn't all there is to it.

December 1, 1973 issue
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"Error Control"
G. STANLEY HAMMOND
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Caught in a Wild, Whirlpool Tide
Robert L. Gates with contributions from Pat Dickerman
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through moral might
LENORE D. HANKS
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Overcoming Persecution
AURIEL WYNDHAM ADAMS
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Feeling Safe on Campus
JEFFRY ROYLE GIBSON
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What Is a Christian Science Reader?
Elizabeth Bliss Selover
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New Views for Old
Carl J. Welz
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Finding Employment
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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As a soldier in World War II, I had been privileged to experience...
Ernst Marchlowitz with contributions from Herta Marchlowitz
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As a girl of sixteen, when Christian Science was introduced into...
Susan M. Stafford
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When I was young, I had trouble with my eyes, and this continued...
Marjory M. Robertson
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Christian Science has played a major role for good in my life...
Lena S. Hoddinott
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I would like to express my gratitude for Christian Science and...
Charles Prince Bonney