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Inescapable blessings
Many people agree in theory that everyone should have a fair share in the good things of life. But there is little general agreement about the way to accomplish this.
Material methods may advocate either a taking from one to give to another or a willingness to accept a smaller portion all around. Some would like to make everyone's share exactly the same. Christian Science presents quite a different— a spiritual—way.
Because this way has a spiritual basis, not a material one, it stresses the inherent universality of spiritual being. God is Spirit. Man is spiritual. Substance is spiritual, consisting of spiritual qualities. God blesses man by providing him with the substance of these qualities, and this substance is infinite and inexhaustible.
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May 21, 1979 issue
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Spirit's rhythm, not biorhythms
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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The best companions
GERALD STANWELL
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On handling personality clashes
PERSIS E. ZUBER
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Cleanliness and true purity
GLENN M. LINDEN
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Inescapable blessings
EVELYN M. S. DUCKETT
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Looking for a summer job?
ELIZABETH ANNE VALENTINE
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Why wait? Agree with God now
BEVERLY MILGRAM BOWLES
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Seeing through Science, not through the senses
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Christ's compelling presence
Naomi Price
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On expectancy
Lona Ingwerson
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The senior prom
Rhoda Merle Ford
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I learned of Christian Science after the medical profession...
Doris Hickman Burrell
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Christian Science has always been my way of life, and I'm...
Catherine Wood LePoidevin with contributions from Richard Louis LePoidevin
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About two years ago I injured my leg and knee, which made it...
Royden C. Richardson with contributions from Jacqueline Richardson
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When I was still a teen-ager I lived with a relative who was...
Teresa A. de Mac Hannaford
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When I first began the study of Christian Science, I had...
Ellen Bradley with contributions from Ronald W. Bradley