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As far back as I can remember I had a problem with reluctance...
As far back as I can remember I had a problem with reluctance to take on and complete a specific task. I was not always willing to do things that were necessary to attain a specific goal. There were occasions when I would quit in midstream or not even attempt a project if it required me to do something I was not interested in doing.
As an example, from time to time I had been asked by various church committees to read in entirety our textbook, Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, to help resolve a specific problem or for added spiritual growth, and I had never completed the task. One year our Christian Science Students Association was assigned to read the textbook through, and I remember that again I was too busy. This trait of putting things off was not a strong deterrent to me in other areas, as I had very interesting business and personal careers and was successful in those undertakings.

October 8, 1984 issue
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Hopeless situations or spiritual paths?
CLIFFORD KAPPS ERIKSEN
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God, language, and us
CAROLYN F. RUFFIN
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Help for our planet
SUSAN C. STARK
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Waiting is an active verb
PAUL CORDINGLY MORGAN
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Active loving—never passive or judgmental
JULIE CRANDALL FOSKETT
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The joy of entertaining Christ
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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"Grace did much more abound"
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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The Goliath in the pool
Winding Copley Ivey
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The study of Christian Science has brought me...
VIOLA G. BLAKLEY
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At the time Christian Science came into my life, I was in a...
JOHANNA A. EENHOORN
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I went to one school for four years
ELIZABETH MYERS with contributions from JUDITH G. MYERS
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How wonderful it is that divine Love tenderly removes all...
LINDA HITT SHAVER