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Divine Love's message to humanity
In response to the question "Have Christian Scientists any religious creed?" Mary Baker Eddy sets forth a thought-provoking reply: "They have not, if by that term is meant doctrinal beliefs." Science and Health, p. 496;
Mrs. Eddy goes on to expand and clarify her remarks by stating the Tenets of Christian Science. The entire discussion can be found in the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health. A careful study of these Tenets reveals the spirituality of their content and their detachment from all forms of ritualism. Throughout, divine Love permeates the message. And indeed, this Love is the very source and substance of Christian Science.

June 12, 1978 issue
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Using our talent: spiritual sense
JUDITH ANN HARDY
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Divine Love's message to humanity
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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Spiritualization of thought heals
JOHN M. TATUM
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Claim your retirement benefits now
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Signs of the times
with contributions from Kenneth A. Briggs, Robert Peel
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We are not "only human"
ARTHUR DELAU
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Extinguish the counterfeit!
Brett L. Stafford
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What's really happening?
Kevin G. Graunke
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The role of pausing
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Beyond belief into divine law
Nathan A. Talbot
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One day I was playing with my friend
Matthew J. Walters with contributions from Maryl F. Walters, Charles Walters
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In Hymn No. 40 of the Christian Science Hymnal we read, "Earth has...
Emil Ost, Jeanne G. Frucht
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My gratitude for Christian Science extends back to the time...
LaGrande Oglesby with contributions from Vivian Oglesby
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Letters to the Press
with contributions from James C. Allison, George E. Mahon