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Arguing on the right side
Sometimes, unconsciously, we argue against ourselves, against our own health and well-being. We do this when we adopt the matter-based arguments of negative mortal thought as our own.
But instead of being our own worst enemy, we can be a better friend to ourselves.

September 24, 1979 issue
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Good intention or firm resolve?
ELEANOR YOUNG CLAPP
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Man doesn 't react—but reflects
NANCY E. CONWELL
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The only power
BARBARA DIX HENDERSON
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Gaining our at-one-ment with God
JEANNE STEELY LAITNER
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Arguing on the right side
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Inspired leadership
NAOMI PRICE
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Trusting
Deborah Hand
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My mother and grandmother found Christian Science...
NELL TEAGUE with contributions from RALPH TEAGUE
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I did not learn of Christian Science until I was a young woman...
CECILE L. IGOU with contributions from GERTRUDE L. WILLIAMS
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One day I was helping my mother in the kitchen, and as I...
SARA CONNER COGDAL with contributions from SHIRLEY C. COGDAL
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While I was growing up, I dearly loved the spiritual truths...
RUTH S. WHITLING