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Meeting the moral demand
What is the moral demand of God, and why is it so important to spiritual progress?
There was a time in my life when I thought that meeting the moral demand was simply being good. But after I became a student of Christian Science, it dawned on me that morality means infinitely more. It means forsaking the false, material beliefs that deny divine omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence and striving to replace these beliefs with the understanding of God's allness and the nothingness of evil and matter.

July 11, 1983 issue
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To overcome addiction: not suppression but demonstration
ROBERTA KUEMMIN BAUMANN
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Learning and loving God's will
DOROTHY F. CHURCH
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Egypt: nourisher of leaders
CAROLYN E. HOLTE
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Meeting the moral demand
MARGARET COLEMAN BROWN
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Your environment? Perfect peace!
RUTH GIBBONS
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"...the form of the fourth"
ELAINE WALLER HUNTER
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"The next lessons"—a strong fortress (Part I)
JON GIB HARDER
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The answer to addiction
DeWITT JOHN
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Liberation through Christ
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Delivery refused
Anni Ulich
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One night some months ago I was severely challenged
OLIVE BROWN ERSKINE with contributions from KENNETH G. ERSKINE
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At one point I was virtually addicted to cola
LINDA THORNTON
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My gratitude for Christian Science, and for the many blessings...
ANICETO MORALES with contributions from MIGUELA PASCARETTA de MORALES
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For some years I suffered with a sinus infection
BEATRICE BOBEN