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That cold can be healed this very hour
No one need resign himself to "catching cold" at certain seasons or under certain conditions, or to letting a cold "run its course because, after all, it's just a common cold." If we allow ourselves to accept the slightest error instead of vigorously challenging it, we are establishing an open-door policy to error of every sort.
Instead of admitting the possibility of a cold, therefore, we can reject such a belief. And we don't have to wait until the first sneeze; we can start right now.
The use of the word "common" to describe colds tends to imply that it is normal for a cold to attack without notice and to assume control. Here is where Christian Science takes issue. It explains the Bible statement that God has made man in His own image and asks: Is it normal—-indeed possible—for the image of Spirit to be out of God's control; to be uncomfortable, unable to function, unpleasant to behold; to be subject to matter and its distresses such as coughing and sneezing?
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December 5, 1983 issue
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Christ's leading: the answer to hurry and worry
WALLACE GILLIES
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Human busyness or spiritual activity?
MARION GERRY
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That cold can be healed this very hour
BARBARA KINSLEY KOEHLER
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Not wanted?
MILDRED MONTGOMERY McLANE
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Peace movement
KURT GLADHORN
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A question of goals
CAROL CHAPIN LINDSEY
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Higher altitude
GEORGIANA LIEDER LAHR
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A gift we can give others
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Living as "children of light"
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Out of the lions' den
Lesley Clyne
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God's always here
Steven Weed
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One evening just before dinner, our older daughter...
PAUL T. ANDERSON with contributions from KIRSTEEN ANDERSON, KAREN ANDERSON, PAUL ANDERSON, JR.
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Christian Science has been the greatest blessing of my life, for...
JOANNE MARIE BATTISTA
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Words are not enough to express my heartfelt gratitude for...
MARGRETHE SIRKEL