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The satisfaction and blessings of conscious worth
Many people do not feel a very strong sense of conscious worth. Some may even be thinking that their lives don't count for much, that they are of little value to themselves, to others, to society. Feelings of worthlessness can also breed apathy, despair, hatred, crime, disease.
Christian Science offers release from the bondage of the misconceptions that portray an individual as useless or worthless. All of God's children are worthy of His grace, blessings, and goodness. His Christ reveals man's real, spiritual value. And as we recognize man's inseparable relationship to God, our lives become more productive, fruitful, helpful, inspiring to others—and truly satisfying.

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