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"Hang up, error. My line's busy!"
"Hang up, error. My line's busy! I'm listening to God."
This amusing thought roused me one time when I was making an intense prayerful effort to silence clamoring pain and to turn my thought entirely to God.
A good way to get error or evil "off the party line" is to mentally tell it to "hang up." Refuse its lies an audience. Anything that appears in opposition to God, who is all-powerful, ever present, and good, can't be true or real. With this understanding we can definitely deny evil entry into our thought.
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October 24, 1983 issue
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With tongues of angels
ROBERT A. CHARBENEAU
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Small change—big difference
BRUCE C. JOHNSON
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The Christian accent
CHRISTOPHER CIEPLY
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Use it or lose it
WALTER CARTER BUTLER
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Bethesda poolside
GLORIA CLEMENTS
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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
WARREN BOLON
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Taking our cue from Spirit
LIEBER ANKER
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"Hang up, error. My line's busy!"
MARGUERITE McCULLEY ARMSTRONG
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FROM THE DIRECTORS
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Do we need to improve?
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Love maintains the church
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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First case
Udai B. Hoffberg
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Since becoming interested in Christian Science...
VIOLET E. G. WOOD
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In January 1982 there was a lot of talk about the flu, and how...
BRAD HILL with contributions from ELEANOR KRAHL HILL
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I am continually grateful that my parents took up the study of...
HAZEL B. CHRISTENSEN