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A Healing Reaction to Barbarity
"What kind of person could do a thing like that? How can anyone be so inhumane, destructive, barbaric? It's unbelievable!"
Society turns away in horror and amazement from reports of vandalism and atrocity. Civilized people find it hard to comprehend how any sane man, woman, or child could possibly be motivated by such bestial thoughts as to commit the senseless, destructive, brutal acts against fellowmen and their property that we sometimes hear about today.

February 16, 1974 issue
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My Private Blizzard
C. EARLE ARMSTRONG
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Where Are We Safe?
LINNIE CALLISON HEASLEY
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To Heal the Body, Turn Away from It
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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Poetry—Something We Share
PEARL STRACHAN HURD
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SPIRITUALIZING THOUGHT
JACK HILLMAN THORNTON
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Calming a Campus
SUSAN BIGELOW HILL
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WHO GOES THERE?
Sheila Mary Rowley
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Belonging
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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A Healing Reaction to Barbarity
Naomi Price
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I have been healed many times by reading Science and Health...
Belle W. Cushing
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"All things work together for good to them that love God"...
Wayne N. Mortimer
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Many years ago I suffered from severe internal pains
Julia Sivori de Montenegro
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Mrs. Eddy says (Science and Health, p. 368),...
Jenny Coddington Smucker with contributions from Tim Smucker