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The world's greatest need: love
The world's greatest need today is for more love. Love is the lubricant that can make the world run smoothly and with less friction, the irresistible force that can correct any ungodlike situation.
If we keep our thoughts so filled with God, Love, that we radiate this joy to others, we are then reflecting divine Love, which dispels the somber thoughts and dark images of mortal mind. We may express Love by a smile, a kind word, and an interest in our fellow humans—an interest that includes compassion, tenderness, and understanding.

November 10, 1980 issue
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Divine reflection outshines mortal shadows
CHARLES ROBERTS
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Progress through striving
FRANK S. MOORMAN
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Our responsibility as parents
BOYD ALEXANDER JONES JO SETHALY JONES
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No wasted years
ABRAHAM KREUTZER
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Renascence
STANLEY JOHN YORK
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The world's greatest need: love
WALTER LANGENBERG
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Untroubled joy
DOROTHY KAPLE
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Being open to Truth
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Christ overcomes the delay and decay of time
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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The Christ "comes to the flesh..."
E. Stuart Wells
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In 1965, before I became a student of Christian Science,...
BETSY D. COLLINS with contributions from JOHN J. BERG
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Preparing school assignments and taking examinations present...
DELISENT R. SOPP
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About six years ago, after I had just learned of Christian Science,...
PAOLO PAGLIALUNGA
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Long ago I came to Christian Science from a strictly orthodox...
ALFRIEDA NEWMAN