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Platitudes aren't enough
Do We Really Love?
Undisguised affection is one of the world's great yearnings, for there are very few people who feel they no longer need to relate to others. Countless numbers hunger for a friendly look, a sympathetic word, an arm around the shoulder—literally, as well as figuratively. When we know we are loved, we can do almost anything, face just about anything. Human affection that is spiritually based is derived from divine Love, and the world cannot do without it.
How many of us can say to ourselves with conviction, "God loves me; so I feel whole and complete and fulfilled"? One who is climbing the first rungs of the ladder of spiritual understanding may not have got that far yet. While learning to grow spiritually, the individual wants and needs concrete evidence of God's love in his everyday life—sincere love that one can warm to, respond to, be embraced by.

December 18, 1976 issue
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A Gift for All Seasons
MARJORY S. M. CERN
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Divinely Inspired Leadership
PEARLINE B. THOMPSON
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FULFILLMENT
Janet Felicia Faure
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Cause and Cure
DOUGLAS A. SWAN
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Don't Fly Too Low
CLAIRE ROSELIUS
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Do We Really Love?
FEROL AUSTEN
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Be Grateful for the Challenge!
JANE TOLER
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LOVE'S INSPIRATION
Margaret Singleton Decker
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Removing the Label
Margaret F. Lindsey
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Richie and the Practitioner
Jane Kirk Huntley
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The Channels of Truth
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Occupation and Supply: Related?
Peter J. Henniker-Heaton
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Forty-six years ago I was very impressed with a healing my...
Hazel V. Brinton
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These words from a poem by Mrs. Eddy titled "Christ My Refuge"...
Betty Jane Magwood with contributions from Warren S. Magwood
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This testimony expresses my gratitude to God for acquainting...
Anita Noto Placanica
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Throughout our marriage Christian Science has met and mastered...
Peter T. Kennedy
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In giving the following testimony I would like to emphasize...
Marie Lenggenhager