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Exchange pressure for buoyancy
Each day affords fresh opportunity to decide which view to accept: Are we limited, struggling mortals, or are we cherished, loved, and protected children of God?
The lying counterfeit of the divine Mind, called in the Bible the carnal mind, which is really not intelligence at all, would insist that man is a mortal, subject to all the limitations of mortal existence, including frustration and inadequacies. Acceptance of this false view of man would weigh one down with hopelessness.

October 30, 1978 issue
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Now is good enough!
SHEILA G. COLE
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Victory over slander
ALEXANDER H. SWAN
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A nice discernment
VIRGINIA THESIGER
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Putting the emphasis on healing
KENNETH C. LANE
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Say, in a word
Margery Macdonald Cantlon
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Travel light!
HELEN C. BERGLUND
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We are able
MARGARET P. NEGUS
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Peeling off wrong labels
DORRISENE FOREMAN
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Exchange pressure for buoyancy
EDNA MAY EVANS WHITE
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A short course in map reading
Jo Ann Levine
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No mutation of spiritual sense
Nathan A. Talbot
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Exemption from occupational hazards
Naomi Price
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Work to do
Roy J. Linnig
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Trick or truth?
Kathryn Mae Renner
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The power of God has healed me through the application of...
Maurice Eugene Colburn
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How happy I am to share a recent healing with you!
Amy B. Foster with contributions from Robert Allen Foster
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My daughter gave me Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, and it...
Toshiko Nakajima
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Last year when our family went on a trip, my little sister and I...
Erin E. Moody with contributions from William E. Moody