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A Home Indestructible
A happy home ranks high on the list of blessings most desired by mankind. But how many realize that each of us, right now, can start building the kind of home his heart yearns for?
In the most fundamental sense, home building can begin only in thought. The kind of home we occupy depends on our choice of mental building materials: the kind of thoughts we think, the ideals we cherish, the purposes we pursue.
Tasteful decor may make a house appear beautiful, but the happiness of a home depends not upon outward appearances but upon the inner graces of Spirit, the love and unselfishness expressed by the household. Such inner grace embellishes a home as nothing else can, bringing into expression the beauty of true being.
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May 26, 1973 issue
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Off the Unwanted List
GEORGE W. LEDBETTER
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Disease, Only a Random Thought
JUNE HUBNER
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A Home Indestructible
HELEN PALMER ROBERTSON
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In Biology Class That Day ...
HELEN L. CONNELLY
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Is Your Goal to Love?
FLORENCE DISNEY BAPTISTE
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Heaven Is Ours—Here, Now
DONALD M. SWINNEY
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Dominion Is Not Domineering!
HELEN ENRIGHT
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ESCAPE!
C. Shelton Beardsley
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The Candle and the Whole House
Naomi Price
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Spiritual Cultivation
Alan A. Aylwin
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In 1910, my parents gave me a Bible on my seventh birthday
Thomas H. R. Rose
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Christian Science came into our home when I was three years...
Mercia Haneberg
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I owe a great debt of gratitude to Mrs. Eddy for giving the world...
E. Candace Brooks
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Many years ago at the passing of my mother, I was filled with...
Martha Mack Sencabaugh
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I have been fortunate to have known Christian Science since...
Clarence G. Feldmann