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College would have been a catastrophe for me without the...
College would have been a catastrophe for me without the understanding and application of Christian Science. I was plagued with a previous record of being a poor student. Even in the fourth grade my parents had debated whether to hold me in the same grade for the coming year, since my grades showed I had not learned what was necessary. Again in high school my IQ test scores and college admittance scores were very low, and the entire situation was depressing to me.
As I entered college, I began a sincere study of Christian Science as I had not done before. I read Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy from cover to cover. I understood that God is Mind, intelligence, the source of true comprehension.

June 5, 1978 issue
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Loving the family
ELIZABETH W. GOAZIOU
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Are we tending to our own affairs?
Esther M. Scheck Peterson
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Rejoicing before the rain
BEVERLY ANN HAWLEY
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Purification
Barbara Dix Henderson
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Taking the fear out of difference
JOHN LEWIS SELOVER
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Healing through the light of Truth
HAZEL TERESA COOK
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Curbing pornography
GRANT C. BUTLER
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A gift to a child
MARJORIE B. McKIBBIN
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She kept on praying
Carole Ernest Shank
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In gratitude for God's mercy
Naomi Price
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The public practice of Christian Science—for you?
Nathan A. Talbot
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Unfeigned love
Lowell N. Cannon
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College would have been a catastrophe for me without the...
Karen Rynearson
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I often look back with deep gratitude for my family's affirmative...
Clifford Kapps Eriksen
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Growing up as a regular pupil in a Christian Science Sunday School,...
Susan Newbold Smith with contributions from Philip L. Smith
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Letters to the Press
with contributions from Samuel R. Williams