March 22, 1975
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A lone individual may feel frustrated and helpless before an economic crisis affecting millions and threatening to bankrupt nations.
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Late one night a Christian Science practitioner received a telephone call from a person in urgent need of help.
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Many knowledgeable people maintain that we must learn to live with our problems and adjust our lives to them.
Article
True kindness stems from an understanding of God as divine Love, and of man as Love's immediate expression.
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In ancient Greece athletes laid aside sandals and garments before beginning a footrace.
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To understand and joyfully experience man's oneness with God as His expression, we need to be concerned primarily with our true, spiritual identity.
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If we are going around putting ourselves down, we certainly are not being our own good friend.
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In Munich, Germany, there is a large zoo, and many kinds of animals live there—on rocks, in the water, almost as they do in their native home.
Editorial
You can only be what you are—and why would anyone want to be different?
Article
Among the many friends and supporters of The Christian Science Monitor are those who are not presently members of The Mother Church or a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, but who read our periodicals.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science has given me so much joy and security, an understanding of health as spiritual, and of true humility.
Testimony of Healing
I am filled with great gratitude for Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
It was the turning point in my life when my husband and I went to work for a Christian Scientist, though we did not at first know that she was a Scientist.
Testimony of Healing
During Christmas vacation of my senior year in college, I began to look for a teaching position in an elementary school.
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