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As a young man, I felt somehow there was more...
As a young man, I felt somehow there was more to living than what the human senses seemed to present. I was curious about the reason for my existence and the nature of God. At that particular period I stayed close to home. (I had a congenital heart condition, which had been diagnosed by our family doctor.) As a result, my life was extremely confined, and my mother seemed to be my whole world. When she became ill and passed on, the very bottom of my life appeared to drop out from under me.
However, as we read in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy (p. 266): " 'man's extremity is God's opportunity.' "
A spiritual sense, which had been dormant, was awakened, and I had a strong desire to find out more about God. So I turned to the orthodox religion in which I had been raised but did not find any answers.
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January 11, 1982 issue
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Freedom on God's terms
GERALDINE SCHIERING
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The kingdom within
DORIS LUBIN
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Quietness and confidence
GEORGIANA LIEDER LAHR
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God's purpose
RALPH R. DUNIWAY
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A new name
FEODORE SACHS
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Patiently waiting for an answer
HOLLY B. SUHI
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The basis of true friendship
THOMAS RICHARD MITCHINSON
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Stone wall or gossamer web?
ARLINE WALKER EVANS
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God draws His own
MARION SHELDON PIERPONT
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Overcoming adversity in human relations
DeWITT JOHN
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Cherishing another's good
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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Sabbath light
ARLENE POURROY
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Nothing can be taken from us
Arno Preller
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As a young man, I felt somehow there was more...
MORTON HECHT with contributions from BERNICE HECHT
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When I was twenty years of age, our family was very unhappy...
MARION MARRIOTT MENERE
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About three years ago I became totally deaf in one ear and could...
MARION B. WILSON
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The teachings of the Bible in the light of Christian Science have...
CAROL JOAN SHELLEY