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Potent prayer for humanity
Scientific prayer is the mightiest, most precise weapon we can use to topple human suffering and injustice. At its heart is spiritual knowing—knowing what man really is, where he actually resides, what governs him. This is far from an ivory-tower approach to dealing with the world's problems. It's wholly realistic.
Mortal thinking would belittle prayer by labeling it a futile exercise, a hopeless method of getting free from the tangled web of human discord. Such thinking would inflate its own bogus portrayal of reality—selfishness here, hatred there, injustice center stage.
If we believe that this is reality, that we and our fellow beings are destructible mortals, endlessly victimized by material systems and circumstances, this won't do anything for us or them. How much better to realize the truth of God's creation and so help bring the truth into human view!
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March 12, 1979 issue
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To be better parents
MERLE WITHAM MILLER
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Potent prayer for humanity
STEPHEN T. CARLSON
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Would you have cast a stone?
BARBARA LINDSEY NASSIF
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You're not aging
KATHERINE JANE HILDRETH
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Never apart from God
JAMES CLOIS SMITH, JR.
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Don't be sidetracked
ALMA A. KONIGSLOW
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Refuse to be a dummy
COLIN C. CAMPBELL
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Flowers of Bethlehem
Margaret Tsuda
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Refuse to manipulate others!
EARLINE SHOEMAKE
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Your testimony
Dorothy Huntington
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Nothing outside God's control
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Every whit whole
Naomi Price
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The armor of heaven
Claire Roselius
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Over several months an alarming eye condition developed
Frances L. West
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One day when I went swimming in the ocean, my kickboard...
Nathan McDonald Craig with contributions from Helen Rose Craig
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We have had a marvelous demonstration of the power of God...
Ester Salvatto de Porley
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I am twelve years old and attend a Christian Science Sunday School
Douglas Foster with contributions from Sara M. Foster
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At a time before "learning disability" was used to describe...
Vivienne S. Luebbecke with contributions from Donald S. Luebbecke
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Letters to the Press
with contributions from Bradley D. Harris