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Spiritualism: new subtlety to an old error
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People are sometimes guided or controlled by a watchful influence transmitted from a friend or relative who has passed on.
See Science and Health 72:30–32; 73:8–14 .
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October 15, 1984 issue
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"My cup runneth over"
MARION SOMERS
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Needing God
STEPHEN D. HELMER
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Faith, healing, and salvation
WARREN E. HOWLAND
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The house we dwell in
MARTHA J. HIME
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Loving those politicians!
ROSALIE E. DUNBAR
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Giving up your earth-weights
KATHRYN H. BRESLAUER
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To love "the other person"
PAUL STEVENS BASILE
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Spiritualism: new subtlety to an old error
ALLISON W. PHINNEY, JR.
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Invisible certainties
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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AN HONEST MAN
Kerry M. Knobelsdorff
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FROM THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY
RICHARD E. RALSTON
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"Did we survey the cost of sublunary joy, we...
MARY JULIA MUSSAWIR
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How grateful I am to God for the many blessings received...
ALEXANDER M. PETTIGREW with contributions from REGINALD LONGHURST
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Christian Science came to me when I was in my late teens,...
SARA J. WILKES
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The Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by...
LILY B. ALEXANDER