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Thoughts Not Our Own
It happened one morning in my classroom. My group of seven youngsters seemed quite devilish. They had dumped various objects on the floor. They were inattentive and generally unwilling to work.
One thing seemed to build upon another in my thought until I simply lost control. I really blew. And for the remainder of that morning I acted the part of an angry, impatient young man. I snorted, fumed, threatened, coerced—showed very little of the patience and love I knew were native to me as the expression of Love, God.
And what did the students do? Predictably, they bucked and fought me every inch, and there we were, chin-to-chin.
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July 20, 1974 issue
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Victors, Not Victims
GEORGE W. LEDBETTER
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Walking with God
GEORGIANA LIEDER LAHR
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Thoughts Not Our Own
JOE ELLER
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Safe in Spirit
BELVA REED
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HIS ANGELS DELIVER
B. Lois McKay
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The Snakes, the Bees
LINDA ANNE GRIDLEY
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SPIRITUALIZING THOUGHT
ROBERT G. RAFFERTY
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DEADLINE
Stanley John York
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THE EVERLASTING REDWOOD
Baron J. Woodward (written at age 10)
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One Law to Practice
Carl J. Welz
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Comfort for Widows and Widowers
Naomi Price
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Until after my marriage I attended a church of another...
Dorothy Alexandra Speight with contributions from Arthur Speight
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I am grateful for spiritual progress
Mary Katharine Roberts Bowers
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I feel I would not be here today were it not for Christian Science
Martha J. Gilliland with contributions from Althea A. Whiteside
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At one time I had frequent attacks of pain in my stomach
Audrey H. Walter
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In everything we do, the correct approach is the one that...
Georgette L. Adams
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Letters to the Press
Robert W. Newell