October 12, 1974
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Only from a high altitude—as from an aircraft—can we see a rainbow as a complete circle.
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The identity of man is, always has been, and ever will remain God's perfect son, manifesting the all-power and perfect goodness of his creator.
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The great teacher, Christ Jesus, based his teaching on our heavenly Father's all-encompassing love and its power to lift our thinking to His perfect creation, including man.
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In the realm of divine Mind, or reality, spiritual creation manifests completeness, unlimited supply, and eternality.
Poem
Whenever I'm sadOr have thoughts that are bad,I can STOP and thinkOf God's love for me.
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The student senate at high school is setting up a court to try cases involving violators of school rules.
Editorial
Did you know that there is something more you can do to help your city—more than voting or, say, standing for office or being active in civic organizations?
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science has been an ever-present source of help to me for many years, and I would like to express my gratitude for this.
Testimony of Healing
The wonderful healings we come to know of through testimonies in The Herald of Christian Science and other Christian Science literature or hear at Wednesday evening testimony meetings in the branch churches bear witness that the healing power of the Christ, Truth, is ever present.
Testimony of Healing
For many years I was a member of an orthodox church, but its teachings failed to satisfy me.
Testimony of Healing
What greater heritage can one have than to be brought up in Christian Science, and what joy to have this religion as a way of life!
Testimony of Healing
I have known Christian Science since my childhood, which was free of hardship.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is the textbook of Christian Science.
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