January 31, 1976
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Christ Jesus spoke of himself as "a man that hath told you the truth" and as bearing "witness unto the truth.
Article
Many people today are giving thought to what morality is and whether they need to have a fuller and deeper understanding of it.
Article
One fall day a college student noticed that two classmates sitting near him were uncomfortable.
Article
The history of Christianity shows that those who have understood themselves to be chosen of God for a special mission—those conscious of living and fulfilling God's purpose—have often been misunderstood and not believed.
Poem
No compromisehammered out on the anvil of mortal mind,No uneasy truceor apathetic surrender to another's way,
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Tony looked forward every morning to seeing the big yellow school bus arrive.
Editorial
"God rests in action," Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p.
Editorial
Satisfied, free from discomfort and worry, serene and, if old enough, smiling—we're glad and grateful if our babies are so contented.
Testimony of Healing
This testimony is written with heartfelt gratitude to God for Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
In my life I have had many proofs of the healing power of Truth through reliance on Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
The understanding of man's true spiritual nature derived from God, I compare to a jewel which was embedded in consciousness and uncovered for me in 1964.
Testimony of Healing
One day after school, after changing buses, I discovered that I had lost my bus pass.
Testimony of Healing
I have proved in my daily experience that no situation is hopeless when one avails oneself of the truths taught in Christian Science.
Article
O generation of vipers, who hath warned you to flee from the wrath to come?
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Here it is—the picture you've been waiting for to complete your portfolio of views of the Christian Science Center.
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