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College student finds solutions for identity problem
Coping with Suicide Urges
"I'm so dumb." "I just can't." "I have definite limitations." "College [or this job] isn't for me. I don't have what it takes." "If I were pretty [or handsome], I'd have lots of dates."
Accepting beliefs like these about ourselves presents an identity problem—but one that can be solved through understanding true being in the light of Christian Science.
March 1, 1975 issue
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Mental Medicine
SARA VELTMAN TUCKER
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Appreciation Is True Criticism
MARK NATHANS
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Today's Blessings
ROGER W. CLARKE
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Is It Money We Need?
ROSE GIDLEY NICHOLS
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What You Alone Can Give
FEROL AUSTEN
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Supposition Can't Be Real
LINDA STAUDT SCHAEFER
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Coping with Suicide Urges
EDITH ANN BENJAMIN
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Waking Up
FRED P. STAEDEL, SR.
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Love
Words and music written by Deirde Maude Shaw at age 12
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A YOUNG GIRL'S TESTIMONY
Suzanne L. Stefany
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The Simplicity of Truth
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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A Lesson from Xantippe
Naomi Price
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When I found the book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures...
Carmen T. Azambuja da Motta
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The more I study Christian Science, the more I realize what a...
Dorrisene Foreman
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I am so deeply grateful for Christian Science
Dorothy C. Reynolds
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Letters to the Press
J. Don Fulton