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PSALM
God teaches me.His teaching is heard in the quiet of meekness.It comes as a harmony of good thoughts within myconsciousness.These God-thoughts have power.They reveal the perfection of all that God has made.As I accept them, I see clearly that imperfectionis a belief, powerless, unreal.I am not afraid of it.Where imperfection seemed to be, I find perfection.It was there all the time.
Self-thoughts promise to carry me forward with great speed.They come as a rushing torrent that tries to silencequiet communion with God.When I listen to self-thoughts, I believe that I ama power, independent of God.I am exhilarated.Self-thoughts promise to carry me forward with great speed.

February 21, 1976 issue
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The Everywhere of God's Presence
JACK EDWARD FOSS
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Christian Science and Occultism
EVELYN M. S. DUCKETT
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How to Impersonalize Evil
GLORIA NOVAK CHRISTENA
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God's Unerring Guidance
ROBERT JOHN ROBERTS
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Discovering Ourselves
FRANCES M. GIBSON
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"The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof"
MABEL I. JOHNSON HUGHES
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Moverly Alderson Smith
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Skating and Scoring
Udai Brenes Hoffberg
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Prayer That Makes a Difference
Naomi Price
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The Measureless Attraction of Spirit
Peter J. Henniker-Heaton
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To me Christian Science is the "pearl of great price" (Matt. 13:46),...
Waltraut Wichert-Winter
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Very humbly I express gratitude to God for the revelation of...
Abraham I. Kaplan
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I would like to tell of a healing I had just recently
Lauri Markwith with contributions from Frank R. Markwith, III