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[Original in German]
In Hymn No. 40 of the Christian Science Hymnal we read, "Earth has...
In Hymn No. 40 of the Christian Science Hymnal we read, "Earth has no sorrow but Love can remove." I can gratefully and joyfully confirm the truth of these words.
Following my release as a prisoner of war at the end of 1945, I had to struggle with a number of physical disorders, including angina pectoris. In 1950 a malignant ulcer was found on my tongue. I was told by medical doctors that there was little prospect of a healing. I underwent very painful medical treatments without any improvement or even hope of improvement.
In this bleak situation Christian Science was offered to me. I thought I would certainly try it, to see whether this religion actually healed. The condition did not yield at once, and much prayer by a Christian Science practitioner was needed. But after about a year our prayers won out. Truth was the victor, and I was well. When the doctors who had treated me before heard I was well, they declared that a miracle had taken place.
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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