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Beyond the words
Anyone who has talked at length with a Christian Scientist about his religion or has read the literature soon realizes that Christian Scientists often use words in a special way. To some this usage may seem strange.
It's not that Christian Scientists are deliberately trying to be obscure. On the contrary, most are eager to have this Science they cherish understood and embraced, and its benefits shared, by all mankind.
What makes the language of Christian Science so special is also what makes this Science difficult for many to accept: its spiritual basis.
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May 16, 1983 issue
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Beyond the words
MARIO TOSTO
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Abundance here, now
KERRY M. KNOBELSDORFF
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Is gratitude important in healing?
DAVID HAUGHTON
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Increasing our faith
RUTH H. POYSER
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Learning to heal
ROBERT F. MELLO
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Obedient day
BEVERLY JEAN McCREARY
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"Bloom where you are planted"
VICTORIA K. DELL
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"Thou shalt be as the morning"
EMILY A. SWINNERTON
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FROM THE DIRECTORS
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Let prayer lead the way
DeWITT JOHN
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Growing in our understanding of prayer
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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A true story about mercy
Lesley Clyne
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Throughout my life I have had many demonstrations...
BARBARA R. PETTIS
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How grateful I am for two recent healings in Christian Science
CHARLES HANSON KAEHN
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Each healing in Christian Science is different in some respect...
JOAN KITTS IMBEAU
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Christian Science came to me during a particularly difficult time...
MADELEINE VIGNAL with contributions from CHRISTIANE VIGNAL JOBIN