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Only one cause: God
If your basement floor were getting wet because of a leak in the plumbing, just mopping up wouldn't help very much.
If we are faced with discord, it is much more telling to direct our prayers so that the troublesome cause is silenced, instead of struggling with its supposed outcome. This approach is applicable, whatever the fear, lack, sin, illness, business or family troubles.
The apparent cause of all trouble is mortal mind. This so-called mind doesn't announce itself as mortal mind. If it did, we would more readily recognize it as such and not believe its lies. Mortal mind employs the pronoun "I" to deceive us into thinking that its suggestions are our own thoughts. It would have us unjustifiably blame and even condemn ourselves. Christ Jesus said of this supposititious mind, "When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it." John 8:44;
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July 17, 1978 issue
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Teen-agers and the moral law
LACY BELL RICHTER
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Not healed yet? Gratitude is essential!
PAULA BUSBY GORALCZYK
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Substance versus symbols
LOWELL N. CANNON
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"Get thee behind me," sleep!
Paul Douglas White
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Do we use Christian Science?
OLIVE HALL SHADGETT
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Only one cause: God
LEONARD E. MENDEZ
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Newness now
Barbara Dix Henderson
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The clear-cut separateness of evil
GRACE HOUGH CARTER
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Learning to love all mankind
Naomi Price
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Tempering extreme attitudes
Nathan A. Talbot
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Oneness
Alan A. Aylwin
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Free as a sunbeam
M. Jane Watts
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Shining light
Dorothy Huntington
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I will never cease to be grateful for the tremendous spiritual...
Nelson Jack Saunders
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Christian Science came into my life at a time of great need
Stella E. Welch
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How grateful I am to the individual who many years ago introduced...
Lucille R. Leyerle with contributions from Mette G. Wright