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Words are inadequate to express my profound appreciation for Christian Science. Mrs. Eddy's discovery of the Science of Christianity has brought many blessings to me and my family, and I feel most grateful for the preventative aspect of this religion demonstrated through continuous good health.
While Christian Science is largely recognized for its physical healings, I have experienced a variety of other healings as well, among which are the cure of depression, discouragement, lack, frustration, and other limitations which try to frighten mankind.
In fact, one of the greatest contributions of Christian Science to mankind is its demonstration of Christ Jesus' teaching that man is free from limitation of any kind. This powerful truth was my sole source of reliance when, while attending graduate school, I discovered I had two weeks to complete a lengthy research paper.
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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