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Man at One with God
A linchpin of the system of Christian Science is that man is the outcome of God, always spiritual and in unity with Him, and never a mortal wanting to be united with Him. This truth of being is demonstrable in our everyday affairs to the extent that we lay aside mortal identification—that is, thinking of ourselves as mortal persons, primates, rather than as God's spiritual reflection.
Mortal man is not the expression of God's being but a distortion of it. Imposing all limitation and suffering are the arguments— apparently supported by sense evidence—that man is mortal, and has broken away from his divine origin, God. A conviction that in our actual selfhood we are the expression of God rather than an organic mortal entity is demonstrably the way to healing.
The healing significance of our unity with God is clarified as we consider the synonyms Christian Science applies to God. These synonyms round out our sense of Deity and make Him comprehensible to human thought. God is Truth, Love, Principle, Spirit, Mind, Soul, Life.
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November 16, 1974 issue
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Christian Science Is Not a Bottle of Medicine
CORINNE A. NORRIS
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Inspired Decisions
CHARLES EMERSON COOK
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Prayer Stretches Our Outlook
MARJORIE M. FARNSWORTH
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Our Protection
NANCY BEL WEEKS
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FLIGHT PLAN
Maxine Le Pelley
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Why Take a Radical Stand?
CORNELIA JOYCE HALEY
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Have a Good Day!
NANCY E. CONWELL
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She Told the Whole Class
Julia Colvin
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Exams Coming Up?
ROGER P. CLEGG
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Speaking Up for Our Faith
Naomi Price
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Man at One with God
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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I wish to express my gratitude for the many blessings received...
Juanita Emery Dunn
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In the Bible we are told, "I will give you pastors according to...
Joyce G. Schoonover
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Since I first began to study...
Carlos B. Weidmann
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The issue of the Sentinel on the creative...
Cary Miller
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Signs of the Times
Jerry Kvasnicka