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Right attraction, right relationship
A stable, progressive society rests on Christian values. When these moral and spiritual values undergird human relationships, a foundation is laid for enduring affection based on true attraction.
How can these values be maintained today when moral confusion seems to be affecting lives of many people? Through responding to spiritual attraction and resisting its counterfeit.
Christian Science declares only that which reflects Spirit is truly attractive. Man, by God, possesses through reflection all of Spirit's qualities. And it is in these that genuine attraction inheres—in goodness, purity, integrity, spirituality, tenderness, strength. As we acknowledge spiritual man to be our own true identity, we embody these divine attributes, and other individuals are attracted to us. Mary Baker Eddy, who discovered and founded Christian Science, affirms: "There is but one real attraction, that of Spirit. The pointing of the needle to the pole symbolizes this all-embracing power or the attraction of God, divine Mind."Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 102
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January 30, 1978 issue
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Right attraction, right relationship
DORCAS W. STRONG
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A life hid in God
ROLF WITZSCHE
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Remember where you live!
MARY B. EKBERG
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Unidentified?
ROSE M. HENNIKER-HEATON
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Liberated selfhood
NANCY H. MINTER
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Right motives in teaching
MARK S. DORFMAN
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What Christ Jesus' career means to us
RICHARD C. BERGENHEIM
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Double standards
Lorna Friend
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Insight
Carley Craig
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Testimonies that heal
Naomi Price
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Getting going
Nathan A. Talbot
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I am a living witness to the fact that, yes, Christian Science...
Virginia O'Leary Degnan
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As an individual who had the joy of being raised in a home...
Ralph E. Orahood
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I am very grateful for Christian Science
Karen Cramer with contributions from Carol B. Cramer