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Model city?
The city.
So often we speak of it in polarized groups, as if it were some wild beast that needed taming—or as if we needed taming in order to live there. Instead of analyzing it, perhaps we should learn to love the city and see in it the demonstration, not of the lowest human denominators, but of the divine attributes of God. A city has to be run in an orderly fashion, and the opportunities to express Love, Truth, and Principle—the government of God—are countless.
What is the "city" we actually dwell in? A teeming metropolies? An industrial town? A hamlet? More important, what is our spiritual abode? If we realize our inseparable unity with God and are striving to make sure that our thoughts and behavior emanate from and reflect divine Mind, then the blessedness we abide in mentally will be evidenced to some degree in any place where we may be.
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April 23, 1979 issue
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Sure-footed metaphysicians
SAM L. HORNBEAK
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Both wings!
DORCAS W. STRONG
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No penalty for latecomers
MURIEL ROADMAN
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The best city to live in
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Truth's penetration of the city
Naomi Price
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Making the city our own
STEVEN LEE FAIR
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Model city?
FEROL AUSTEN
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Liberation
Florence B. Arnett
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Children in the city of Truth
J. DENIS GLOVER
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Developing the potential of inner-city children
KAREN ANITA CORSEY
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Concrete images
Mary E. Ailshire
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Too young?
Jessie Freeling
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My introduction to Christian Science came over twenty years...
Hazel A. Dunn with contributions from Merle La Vonne Warren, James Michael Warren
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While playing in a garden as a child, I jumped on a pointed...
Nancy Jo Knabe Cranmer with contributions from Ruth Taplin