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Is winning everything?
Many sports-minded enthusiasts would answer yes to this question. A noted baseball manager once said, "Nice guys finish last." And more recently a prominent football coach stated: "Winning is not everything. It is the only thing."
Today, more people than ever before are watching and competing in sports. With this tremendous interest, as well as increasing rewards for both the professional and the amateur athlete, winning needs to be put in its proper perspective, and Christian Science can help.
Christian Scientists who compete in recreational or highly organized team sports have an obligation to learn the importance of expressing the qualities of God. By recognizing the perfection and order of God and man, the participant can exercise grace and balance. He can draw on spiritual direction through prayer to improve his performance.
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July 2, 1979 issue
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Seeing through the mist of physique
ARTHUR DELAU
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Supply that never fails
FRED C. STEDHAM
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Is winning everything?
GRANT C. BUTLER
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The clear view
BERYL D. STELLE
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Dependence and independence
Nathan A. Talbot
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Help for hungry children
Naomi Price
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Guestchamber
Shirley Selby
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Where does the rainbow end?
Betty Parrott
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Error has no name
Claire Roselius
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A miracle?
Andrea Coates Brower
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As a mother living in a time when the concept of family is...
Judylynn Danielson
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I'm nine years old, and I would like to tell of a healing I had...
Jamie McCash with contributions from Sam Costanzo