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Understanding the Nothingness of Evil
Suppose one day a headline in the papers would say, A Revolutionary Scientific Discovery Reveals: ALL EVIL IS UNREAL!
Might we not almost hear a sigh of relief all over the world? What a fantastic day! Everybody would talk about it: How could this be possible? How could famine, crime, sickness—all evil—be unreal? people would ask. And if unreal, what, then, could be real?

January 18, 1975 issue
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"Slow me down, Lord!"
JAMES K. KYSER
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Immunity from Contagion
HELEN L. CONNELLY
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Let Trust Displace Worry
ROBERT JOHN ROBERTS
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Understanding the Nothingness of Evil
BRITTA LYSHEIM MIERITZ
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A Zigzag Course
DAVID FOWLER
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Imperishable Substance
WANDA D. HUGHES
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Where Is Beauty?
DORIS E. WHITFORD
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After the Horse Ride
Julie M. Harris
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Dealing with the Population Explosion
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Mental influences: The Great Hoax
Naomi Price
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In the Preface of the Christian Science textbook we read, "To...
Dorothy Irene Morris
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Some years ago I worked in an area of a big city that was considered...
Jean Lundahl Jayne
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My mother learned of Christian Science more than seventy...
Faith Walker Axtell with contributions from Amelia C. Rothrock
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Early one Saturday afternoon I was riding my bicycle down a...
Duncan Robert Moon with contributions from Lucille E. Dowson