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Cut Loose from Lack
The man God knows—His infinite idea—is free from mortal limitations and partakes of God's abundance—all the resources of the divine economy. Neither God nor man, the manifestation of God's allness, is subject to a law of finity or delay.
One of the great lies about man is that he is mortal, and is locked into a system of living determined by material conditions— by lack, high prices, or waning confidence.
Releasing our reliance on deceptive matter, whose nature contradicts Spirit, God, we can discern our spiritual wealth. In the measure that we trust only God's inexhaustible provision of ideas, which is true substance, we are freed from the illusion that matter is the source and substance of our own and the world's supply. Supply is the outcome of seeing the unceasing good that God provides.
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May 15, 1976 issue
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Completeness Within
OLIVIA P. WHITTAKER
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Freedom from Violence
RALPH BYRON COPPER
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Where Are We Dwelling?
ROBERT JOHN ROBERTS
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Meekness Is Might
JUDITH H. HEDRICK
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I WOULD TELL IT
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Cut Loose from Lack
ARTHUR HAMPTON CRAWFORD
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Love Is for Everyone
FRANCES L. GREIG
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AS I WRAP YOUR GIFT
Jane Marjorie Renner
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The One and Only Attraction
MARGRIT DANIOFF
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Bill's Home
R. Louise Emery
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The Letter's Part in Healing
Peter J. Henniker-Heaton
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Healing Through Childlike Trust
Naomi Price
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I was tired, frustrated, and the deadline was approaching
Paul P. Gutelius
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I have enjoyed the blessings of Christian Science all of my life
Martha M. Skipper
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When I was two years old, I became ill while our family was on...
Harold F. Bennett
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Though I learned of Christian Science when I was fifteen and...
Virginia Glasure
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How grateful I am for an increasing understanding of God's...
Mauricia Bartlett