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Demonstrating completeness
After twenty-three years of marriage and the rearing of three fine children, my husband filed for divorce and moved out of our home. Although the next year and a half was a struggle, above all it was a time of significant spiritual growth.
I was grateful that I was able to see the situation as an opportunity to prove the truths I'd learned in Christian Science rather than as a problem. I was tempted, of course, to give in to feelings of self-pity and bitterness, and it required much prayer and some strenuous self-discipline to overcome them.
But soon I discovered something wonderful. I was becoming spiritually exhilarated! I was studying and applying the truth and growing, and I could feel the results—feel the joy of divine discovery! This didn't happen overnight; in fact, it took many months. But the glimpses of truth were so significant and were having such an impact on my life that I began to cherish the whole experience of discovering my true identity.
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July 26, 1982 issue
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Christ—healer of the physical body
DAVID C. KENNEDY
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Blessing for cursing
MARGARET COLEMAN BROWN
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What if ...?
JOANNE FORMAN OTTO
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The divine basis of doing one's duty
ALBERT G. NELSON
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Do you long for happiness?
BEVERLEE ODELL ASHER
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Demonstrating completeness
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God's law arrests and heals disease
DeWITT JOHN
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Business and birth
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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After graduation—what?
Scheherezade Issari
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Four years ago, while my husband and I were...
COLLEEN ROE
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Accidents are unreal because God wouldn't make something to...
DAVID S. CARLSON with contributions from JULIE CARLSON, MARIAN R. CARLSON