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What is a divine idea?
Have you ever thought of trying to hold a rainbow in your hand? Have you ever tried to hold an idea? Would you use your hands to hold a thought?
There are some things we can see that we don't see with our eyes. We see them with our understanding of God. When we understand something this way, we might say, "I see."
We don't see with our eyes the love we have for our friends, but we do feel love. We don't feel it with our fingers, we feel it in our thinking, because loving is an idea. We don't see truthfulness with our eyes, but we are truthful. We don't hold it in our hand, but we know when we are acting that way. So truthfulness is an idea, and when we love it, we live it.
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May 14, 1979 issue
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Is more money really the answer?
BARBARA JEAN WHITE
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A way to escape
LOWELL N. CANNON
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Man's original innocence
NANCY H. MINTER
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Indestructible identity
OLIVIA P. WHITTAKER
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Tapping the source of limitless energy
ALAN A. AYLWIN
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Don't stay in the vestibule
JUDITH ANN HARDY
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Dealing scientifically with age
ALICE W. COOKE
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Lay hold on your prize
Diane Marshall Dickson
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Moderating overconsumption
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Eliminate cynicism
Nathan A. Talbot
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What is a divine idea?
Donna Leigh Lundman
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God is great
Christina H. Andrews
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A few years ago I was suffering emotionally, and felt unable to...
Laura Canfield Lee
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I found Christian Science many years ago when I took some...
Roy K. Bottorff with contributions from Harriet R. Bottorff
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Many years ago I emigrated from England to Canada
Elizabeth Olson with contributions from Marie Van Dorsten
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During a severe influenza epidemic in New York City at the...
Edda Kreiner Houghton
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One day I noticed I was scratching my arms a lot
Pamela Owen
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One time while I was repairing a wheel on my car, the...
Cornelis A. Hoekstra
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Letters to the Press
Allison W. Phinney