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Lessons from a pronoun
The real breadth of our Christian love—our genuine compassion, affection, and forgiveness—can be measured more by the number of people we don't love than by the number we do.
To evict even one person from our heart runs counter to the example set by the supreme Christian, Christ Jesus. His love omitted no one—not Pilate; not Judas; not even his crucifiers. His was an infinite love springing from an infinite God.

June 3, 1985 issue
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Lessons from a pronoun
RALPH BYRON COPPER
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Grateful prayer
STANLEY W. HURST
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Stolen waters and secret bread
ROBERT R. MacKUSICK
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Exodus from moral dilemma
VIRGINIA T. GUFFIN
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Does man create?
CAROLYN F. RUFFIN
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Dominion
CLAIRE M. FOLEY
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FROM THE DIRECTORS
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Our love and mankind's future
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Testimonies report progress
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Fourteen (or fifteen) pots of honey
Darren Nelson
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A number of years ago I was suffering from a...
DONALD E. SPENCER with contributions from MARGIT H. SPENCER
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My parents relied on the power of Christian Science to heal a...
CAROLYN JAMES STOLAROFF
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I have had many healings in Christian Science, and I am very...
EMILY WALKER PRESTON with contributions from KEITH WILLIAM PRESTON
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Recently I realized that it has been more than twenty years...
ETHEL MARSTON CLARKE