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Nature rightly seen
"It's been rough going, teaching school all day, then taking a graduate course in the late afternoon and evening," she thought on her way to the final examination. She'd studied thoroughly but was fearful and confused about the mass of material she was expected to know. While driving she prayed to know she could trust God unfalteringly.
She passed a clear lake, the sky reflected on its unruffled surface. "Clear reflection," she thought. "Why, that's what I am, the reflection of Mind's intelligence, Love's fearlessness!" After remembering the Bible verse "He leadeth me beside the still waters" Ps. 23:2; she calmed down and began to consider her unity with God, all-knowing Mind, the true source of every thought and action. Certainly, she reasoned, this Mind would be present at the exam.

November 3, 1980 issue
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Cleaning the picture
GEORGE E. J. MAHON
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Whose will?
SIMON C. LESLIE
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LETTERS TO THE PRESS
with contributions from A. W. PHINNEY, RICHARD ROBINSON, K. DIETER FÖRSTER
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We shout for joy!
DOROTHY P. SEAGREN
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Hosts of angels!
BRETT L. STAFFORD
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Government God's way
DIANE STAUNTON STAPLES
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Universe—which concept?
KARL ROEBLING
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Purifying our mental home
PETER ASTON
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Nature rightly seen
MARY MURRAY CURLIN
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To take the torment out of time
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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The food fable
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Love was there
RONALD C. LONG
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To try it or not—how do you decide?
Barbara Cook
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Written acknowledgment of the healing power of...
DOROTHY STEFANY VILLOCH
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On one occasion, when I was ten years old, an earache made me...
ELLEN I. THIES with contributions from MARK W. THIES, RUTH GREINER
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Christian Science is a vital part of my life
ALBERT COLE, JR. with contributions from JOAN HORN COLE