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Putting the false sense of self out of business
For the business man or woman nothing is more freeing than getting rid of a false sense of self. This false sense may destroy one's peace by fostering the feeling of being a personal success or a personal failure, or perhaps the victim of circumstances or of other people. It may even suggest that one is justified in using any legal methods in business—however morally questionable they may be—in order to provide for one's dependents.
Christian Science refutes this and gives us a higher sense of self and family. It explains that we are really expressions of infinite, divine Love; that our family members are actually God's children. In this way it gives us a basis for a higher standard of action.

December 18, 1978 issue
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A one-way conversation: some introductory points on Christian Science
C. EARLE ARMSTRONG
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Celebration in the desert
Susan W. Sherwood
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Christmas—its real import
CHARLES HOLLIS GREEN
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Mind and identity
KURT GLADHORN
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Fellowship without alcohol
MARJORIE ANN PARKINSON
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"The ol' one-two"
WILLIAM S. WARREN
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Putting the false sense of self out of business
VIRGINIA F. DUNN
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To a better life: the practical map
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Healing the child
Nathan A. Talbot
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Completeness
Alan A. Aylwin
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The Christmas pageant
Judith Ann Hardy
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A number of years ago, after material medicine had failed...
Mattie Harding Pree
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The summer following my sophomore year in high school I...
Stacy Ann Small
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Often one searches far off for that which is close at hand
Bruno Speelmeyer
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Since my childhood I have felt a deep affection for God
Adelheid Ulrike Plöderl
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Although my parents enrolled me in the Christian Science...
Virginia Tesch