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Discovering universal Love heals disappointment
What comfort we can find in the truth that God, not finite personality, is the originator of love. As God's offspring, man is forever held in this immeasurable love. When several close friends in college became engaged, I found myself struggling with the longing to be wanted and considered special by someone. Consequently, I began feeling estranged from my male friends. One, in particular, with whom I had been very good friends, stopped seeing me when he sensed I was pursuing him.
I saw right away the need to correct fear and bitterness—fear of what was happening, of losing a close friend; worry about what I should do next time we met; and bitterness that a good friendship was being dissolved. Self-justification argued that he was the one who needed to change his outlook. However, I worked hard to bring my thinking into accord with Truth and to discover what infinite Love knows of man.

November 17, 1980 issue
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Able to love
SUZETTE I. MITCHELL
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Christian Science: the guide for true mothering
Written for the Sentinel
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No-fault healing
PETER HOLLINSHEAD SELBY
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Unadulterated wheat
MERYL L. HOLT
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Creation
DARREN NELSON
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Are you ever a busybody?
KATHERINE JANE HILDRETH
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Then look up
MAXINE LE PELLEY
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We are all on the same side
ENID THACKERY
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Discovering universal Love heals disappointment
KATHLEEN ANN MARTS
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The unity factor: living the law of Love
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Prayer priority
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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A little boy and his Goliath
Gladys C. Girard
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Healing of infection brings single-minded devotion to God
HELEN HILSON MILLER
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Hay fever dispelled by Love
LILA DUNKIN