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Reshaping human character
What we perceive right now as the human self is really a limited perspective, a view from the foothills as consciousness gradually rises toward the full recognition of our present and eternal perfection in the image of Spirit.
What we call the human is neither wholly mortal nor wholly divine. On page 115 of Science and Health Mrs. Eddy describes the states of thought, or transitional qualities, that lead from lowland outlooks (views of ourselves as partly good and partly evil) on to ever clearer and higher perceptions of our true, uncontaminated selfhood, the spiritual sons and daughters of God.

December 6, 1982 issue
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"He shall give his angels charge over thee"
PAUL L. KING
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Reshaping human character
STEPHEN D. HELMER
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True presence
VIRGINIA RIEKSE
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No blackout
ELLEN MOORE THOMPSON
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Demonstrating the healing Christ
JOANNE SHRIVER LEEDOM
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Christmas is coming
ALBERTA RAFFAELLI
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Beauty is spiritual
HUGH PENDEXTER III
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Don't scrutinize—see!
RUSSELL D. ROBINSON
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Is your desire for companionship a prayer?
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Christian healing and the hope that is in us
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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Bill listens
Nancy H. Kreutzer
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Before relating a healing I had through the study...
ARTHUR W. ACKERMAN, SR.
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Christian Science has helped me realize that life, as intended by...
ELIZABETH S. NASH
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Since 1959, when I suffered from severe heart trouble and the...
ZILLAH MAUDE MICHIE GATES
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One day at work, during lunch break, some friends and I were...
CAMERON SHORT WICKHAM