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During a football practice in high school, my left foot was ...
During a football practice in high school, my left foot was accidently cleated several times by other players. That night the foot swelled greatly, and I was unable to fit it into any of my shoes. Some of my teammates and coaches suggested I have the foot X-rayed, as it might be broken. The prospect of a broken bone made me realize the necessity of consulting either a medical doctor or a Christian Science practitioner, so I made the decision to rely solely on Christian Science and phoned a practitioner that night.
The practitioner emphasized that what appeared to the physical senses as a broken foot was actually nothing more than a false suggestion and I needed to replace this suggestion with the truth of my spiritual being. This was an opportunity for me to progress in my understanding of my relationship to God, which could never be broken.
It was pointed out that an understanding of my relation to God was a sure foundation for progress in all my activity.
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August 18, 1973 issue
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Tools for Tomorrow
SYLVIA N. POLING
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How to Get On with Others
ALAN A. AYLWIN
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Apprehension, Comprehension, Retention, Expression
HAL M. FRIESEN
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Through patience understood
PETER J. HENNIKER-HEATON
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How to Take On Responsibility
FEROL AUSTEN
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Contacting Christian Scientists on Campus
BEVERLY BEMIS HAWKS
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Soldiers of Christ
Helen M. Leadbeater
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Something to Learn
Carl J. Welz
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How to Do Things You Don't Want to Do
Naomi Price
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Many times since my parents enrolled me in a Christian Science...
Maude E. Fullerton Mason
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In spite of early prejudice, I began to investigate the subject...
Greta Phillips Hiatt Coomler with contributions from Dorothy Hind