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"Matt, wake up!" my mom said
"Matt, wake up!" my mom said. That sentence rang through my head as I lay there staring at the ceiling.
"Boy, do I feel lousy!" I said to myself. I really didn't feel like going to Sunday School at all. My head ached, my nose was running, and I had a sore throat. Then I thought, "Well, I'll just go to church and come back and sleep."
I arrived at church with my hair half combed, my tie crooked, and an attitude that wasn't Godlike at all. The first thing I thought was, "I can't wait to go back to bed."
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December 27, 1982 issue
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Personality and individuality
SUEN-SZU HUANG
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Some thoughts on seeing
ALBERT CARLTON ROBERTS
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Traveling—a higher context
GLORIA GOODALE
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It's what you do that counts
FRANCINE MIENIK
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Eyes opened
JANICE JOHNSON-PALMER
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What we can do about intolerance
DeWITT JOHN
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The satisfaction and blessings of conscious worth
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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The non-event
Virginia Thesiger
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When I was a child I spent a number of weeks in...
DOROTHY C. POTTS
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"Evil is nothing, no thing, mind, nor power" (Science and Health, p. 330)
ANTOINETTE WIGGINS
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"Matt, wake up!" my mom said
MATTHEW R. DALY with contributions from SARA SANFORD DALY