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Claiming our divine nature and manhood
On a quiet morning in our small tourist town, three men entered my tiny, one-woman shop. The youngest positioned himself before the closed door. The other two confronted me. In threatening language, they demanded a considerable sum of money. At that moment of confrontation, my fear exceeded any human emotion I had ever experienced. It was difficult to breathe and to remain in an upright position. One of the men noticed my terror and said, "Look how scared you are! I hate to talk to a woman like this! I'd rather talk to a man. Where is your husband?"
The last remark was a catalyst. Amid the crushing fear, I heard the quiet voice of Truth. The message of God's perfect idea, man, came to me. I caught a clear glimpse of the ever-presence and power of the Christ, Truth. I saw that I represented the wholeness of God's man, the Christ ideal of Life, Truth, and Love. I expressed the strength and power of the Son of God!

April 14, 1980 issue
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The freedom of morality
AMY E. DUNBAR
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what strength
RICHARD HOWARD
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Claiming our divine nature and manhood
MARCYNE J. RILEY
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Who's in charge here?
BRIAN D. WRIGHT
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Love restores normal heart action
KATHY ESSLINGER
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Never alone
CLARICE EDITH BERGER
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Plateaus on the upward path
DIANE STAUNTON STAPLES
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Proving man's present spirituality
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Have your questions been answered?
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Good night, sleep tight!
Carol Vandervoort Scott
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