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Moving and Removing Disease
There's a widely held wish to remove disease from human experience. In the medical field tremendous human resources of time, energy, money, have been—and are being—devoted to this end. The reliable method—the spiritual method of achieving this goal—is to be found in Christian Science.
This prophylactic and therapeutic Science proves disease to be a belief in mortal thought, not spiritual, God-created reality. Disease can be removed in the measure we apply this basic analysis of it through divine metaphysics.
Disease, as mortal belief, cannot move itself—either through time or space. To understand this is to have a potent weapon in dealing with it. If we're confronted with a diseased condition that seems to have started off in a small area but to be spreading, we can combat it immediately with spiritual truth. And Mind moves—and removes—the belief of disease in human thought when we recognize that Mind is always the reality, even where disease seems to have a place.
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September 19, 1977 issue
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Are You an Effective Builder?
EDWARD G. KARST
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Demands: Reasonable and Unreasonable
HELEN R. CONROYD
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Autumn: A Spiritual View
ELAINE HIBBARD ROBINSON
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Good-bye, Ol' Moonface
BENJAMIN N. COVINGTON
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PRACTITIONER AND PATIENT
Jean I. Tainsh
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AFTER ALL THOSE WRETCHED
Joanne Mazna Garinger
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AFFIRMATION
Darren Stone Nelson
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A Dialogue: survival in the classroom
with contributions from Shirley, Cherie, Kay, Martha
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The Wasps' Home
written and illustrated by Jacolyn Clifford
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Moving and Removing Disease
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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The Prayers of Others
Nathan A. Talbot
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My first testimony appeared in the Sentinel of May 16, 1953
Charlotte MacDonald Gore
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In the spring of 1973 I was having a difficult time coping with...
Sharland Huffaker
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"The Bible teaches transformation of the body by the renewal...
Louella B. Leydecker
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"Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness:...
Laura M. Folden with contributions from Elizabeth Ann Turpen, Vicki A. Turpen