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Better seeing
We often say, "I see" when what we mean is, "I understand." Since seeing and understanding are so closely allied, doesn't it seem logical to seek more spiritual understanding—understanding of God and the nature of man in His image and likeness—if we need better seeing?
As we increasingly perceive that Spirit, God, created our true being, we learn that sight is not a quality of matter but a spiritual faculty given us by God. Real vision, then, is not material, and mortal beliefs about discordant sight are eliminated by understanding the spiritual nature of real vision.

April 27, 1981 issue
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The choice that makes the difference
MARION SHENNUM
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Are you willing to love?
HELEN A. DEL NEGRO
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Making age irrelevant
ELLEN SHANK COLLINS
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A reasoned critique of Christian Science
MICHAEL D. RISSLER
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Better seeing
JEANNE STEELY LAITNER
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Honoring God's law
BARBARA L. KELLY
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Conquering moral idiocy and crime
DeWITT JOHN
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Heredity: God's law versus human theory
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Allison gets her answer
Susan Spain
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God's thoughts
Eric A. Machado
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One morning in November 1977, while I was...
MARÍA JOSEFA LINDO de CARRILLO
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Christian Science entered my life soon after the First World War...
HILDEGARDE BALMAIN
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From childhood I was active in a church of another denomination...
ORPAH M. VINEYARD