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Pep Pills or Divine Energy?
Different people take different steps to combat fatigue. In today's drug-oriented culture a large number of persons are relying upon artificial stimulants such as pep pills to carry them through a time of little or no rest. These may seem to meet one's immediate need for staying power. However, they may also have detrimental effects, and they condition one to depend habitually on matter, which is unreliable.
There is a much better way to wipe out weariness, a way always available and effective. Christian Science shows that the Almighty doesn't need a drug to help Him help you. As this religion and way of life teaches, not matter but God, infinite Mind, is the source of energy and vitality.

April 13, 1974 issue
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Undiminishing Strength and Vitality
LARNED L. TUTTLE
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The Support of the Christ
EDWIN R. ALLEY
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Our Talent to Love
JEANNE STEELY LAITNER
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THE RISEN MAN
Kate Holland Patton
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"Each succeeding year..."
VIRGINIA THESIGER
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Pep Pills or Divine Energy?
SHARON SLATON HOWELL
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Unfading Beauty and Strength
ANNETTE JEAN HORNSTEIN-JANPOL
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SPIRITUALIZING THOUGHT
RALPH E. WAGERS
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God Never Made a Hurt
Grace Soden Haerle
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Man's Sinless Origin
Carl J. Welz
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Timeless Vitality
Naomi Price
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The early years of my married life had been devoted to much...
Clayton B. Thomas
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One day in February, 1970, while I was painting a picture...
Sophie Steidel
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I first learned about Christian Science many years ago when I...
Bertha Kline Schenck with contributions from Jodie Ellen Fisher
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Christian Science is becoming more and more a way of life to me...
H. Gladys Martin
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I first became acquainted with Christian Science through my...
Harriet Ann Gahr with contributions from Ted Gahr, Donald M. Griswold