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How generous can we afford to be?
From a practical standpoint, how generous can one afford to be in his thoughts toward others—in his expression of mercy and forgiveness? Will the exercise of humility leave one unprotected and disadvantaged? Or is there an inevitable connection between genuine humility and strength? Can it be proved that the more one exercises the former, the greater his strength and dominion and freedom?
Christ Jesus successfully utilized spiritual strength in every situation. If we would find answers to the above questions, we must follow the Master's teachings and demonstrations. He placed no limits on mercy, generosity, or forgiveness. His humility ultimated in full triumph over humanity's foes—sin, sickness, and death.

July 3, 1978 issue
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How generous can we afford to be?
JEANNE A. DOLLINS
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An interview: with a diver
by GERALDINE KARP
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Quality control through God-controlled thought
ALBERT ASHWORTH
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Truth is not a formula
STIG KIÆR CHRISTIANSEN
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Do you want to be healed?
CLAIRE ROSELIUS
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The command
Lona Ingwerson
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Never a "first time" for evil
Naomi Price
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How the church can help the government
Nathan A. Talbot
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Your testimony
Cora Slaughter
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Andrew's other garden
Evelyn M. L. Livesey
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After spending a year in hospital under treatment for artificial...
Edith V. Barraclough
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Christian Science has been a way of life for me for many...
Russell B. Hunt
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Can Christian Science treatment heal someone who is not a...
R. Cornelius Peters with contributions from Donna DeMott