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Peace on Earth
Peace on earth is not an impossibility. It can come as the inevitable result of the understanding and practice of the Christ, Truth, which Jesus brought to light for the guidance of mankind. The truth of man's perfect and peaceful being in God can be tested and proved in Christian Science.
Peace, being individual, is not a product of church or state, not a consequence of human organization. It is one's acceptance and living of Christ Jesus' doctrine that the infinite goodness of God is ever available to men. It is that state of consciousness in which love and peace reign, even if war rages without.
The peace we are capable of achieving is more than the absence of armed conflict between individuals or absence of conflict within an individual. It is concord, harmony, tranquillity—the freedom from agitation, disturbance, or fear that results from spiritual understanding. It constitutes heaven, God's kingdom.
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December 21, 1974 issue
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The Radiancy of the Christ
MIRIAM KERNS
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Morning Star—Not Superstar
JOHN E. CHEAL
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AT CHRISTMAS TIME
Margery Macdonald Cantlon
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Peace on Earth
ENDA A. LICHTENFELS
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The Challenge of Following Christ Jesus
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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The Happy Times
JOYCE D. WETHE
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Sharing Is Happiness
Valerie Hope Starr
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Consistency at Christmas
JUDITH ANN HARDY
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Prerequisite to Life
Carl J. Welz
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Memorizing the Nativity
Naomi Price
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A few years ago I became quite ill and unable to move about...
Audrey Jeanne Hawkins
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Some winters ago I became suddenly ill
Kenneth B. Bateman
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I can honestly attest to the truth of these words from a hymn...
Helen M. Erickson with contributions from Paul A. Erickson
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You can hear all sorts of different noises in the world
Geoffrey Alan Culbert
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Words cannot express the gratitude I feel for the Christian Science Sunday School...
Walter A. Floate with contributions from Ann A. Koepplinger
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Letters to the Press
with contributions from Arthur R. Davies, Harold E. Karges