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Graduated— Now What?
Congratulations! You have successfully completed a prescribed course of academic study. Now what? What is the next right step forward for you?
During the busy years of getting one's education the basic purpose of it all may at times be obscured by the demanding academic disciplines. When formal education has been completed, the next step of where to go, what to do, and how to work things out to find one's niche in life suddenly looms up in stark, sobering reality. One finds in most cases that the next decisions to be made he must make himself. Christian Science shows that direction in human affairs is best found in responding obediently to the guidance of the one Mind, or God.
In the spiritual relationship of man to God, God employs man as His reflection. This is not a future state of being; it exists now. The relationship between Principle and its idea is established not by man but by Mind. The responsibility to govern and guide the idea, man, is not man's but God's. Realizing this truth, we need never fear that we can lack Love's protection, guidance, and enduring support or be without proper employment.
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October 18, 1975 issue
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The Intellectual Challenge of Christian Science
JACK EDWARD FOSS
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What Is Quality Education?
LIZABETH HERMINE FURST
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Can Ignorance Be Bliss?
ESME A. GOLLSCHEWSKY
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Graduated— Now What?
KENNY L. BAKER
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No Underachievers!
JOAN ROBERTS KLIMA
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Post-college Drift?
ALLEN COCKS
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TOURING VIA THE GLOSSARY
Thelma C. Tibbetts
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We Need Lions
Kenneth H. McKelvie
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A Saving Education
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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The Ultimate Purpose of Education
Naomi Price
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My first several years in school were unhappy for me
Lloyd C. Hopkins
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I wish to express my appreciation for the great good that Christian Science...
John P. Chamberlain
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My mother was quickly receptive to Christian Science when she...
Greta Lagro Potter
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Letters to the Press
with contributions from Geoffrey P. Wade