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What Is My Contribution to the World?
Picture three men, each placed in a dark room.
The first man, altogether frustrated, sits down dejectedly and repeats over and over, "There is no light."
The second man begins to think about what to do. He considers opening a door or a window to let in some light. But he can't decide which one to open. There are light switches, but he can't decide which one to turn on.
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October 3, 1977 issue
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Beyond Pollyanna
ALAN A. AYLWIN
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Challenge Those Beliefs!
SUSAN MORRISON
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Demonstrating Our Ever-present Supply
MARVIN J. CHARWAT
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What Is My Contribution to the World?
LESLIE E. VASQUEZ
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An Irresistible Place
PAMELA SUSAN BRATRUDE
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THE HEALING CHRIST
Edgar Isaac Newgass
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The Runaway
Rachel Helen Bones
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We Love Life!
Deborah Tull
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The Science of Preventing Disease
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Freedom of Expression
Nathan A. Talbot
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Ever since the early years of this century, when Christian Science...
Dorothy F. Church with contributions from Richard L. Church
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Fifty-seven years ago I went to a prominent physician because...
George L. Cummings
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"Thou shalt have no other gods before me" (Ex. 20:3)
Alice Thompson
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The Bible assures us that "all things work together for good to...
David W. Allen with contributions from Margot Sasse