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Negative impulses can be overcome
A thread of violence—street crime, holdups, riots, skyjackings, assassinations of national and international figures—seems to run through the headlines. How can we stamp out a sense of fear, discouragement, despair that our individual lives, or the lives of heads of governments and prominent personalities, can be made targets for crime?
We can do this through the gentling influence of prayer in Christian Science. We can confidently turn to the Holy Scriptures for guidance and reassurance of God's ever-present, omnipotent law of good.

May 2, 1983 issue
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Where did evil come from?
KEITH NEALY
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Divine Principle, not astrology
MARGARET E. MOORE
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Cultivating a discriminating consciousness
SHARON SLATON HOWELL
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Negative impulses can be overcome
GERTRUDE P. FOGEL
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Commitment
MARGOT ROONEY
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Speaking the truth
KAY R. OLSON
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Some words for wise thinkers
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Give place to Truth
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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The realization of divine control brings healing
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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A bouquet of violets
Karin Sass
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Years ago Christian Science healed my mother, a...
HELEN LeFORS HOBBS BISHOP
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What a joy it is to be healed by the one and only Christ,...
JEFFREY PAUL McCULLOCH
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My husband informed me one evening he was considering a new...
MELODY S. LAVRAKAS