January 13, 1986
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While growing up I saw much evidence of racial prejudice.
After World War II, I was involved with aid to individuals in countries that had been devastated by warfare.
We may live with ourselves, but we don't live for ourselves—or at least we shouldn't.
There was a time when I felt very uncomfortable with the concept of my forgiving others' sins.
By the timeI got aroundto casting outmy own beam,Icouldn't seeyour moteanymore.
When people have offended us, been unkind, or even deliberately cruel, and we disagree with them, how easy it is to fall into the old devil belief and say (to ourselves at least), "To blazes with them!" But when we do this, are we not saying they are unworthy of our love, and God's love?
When I was in elementary school, I started taking guitar lessons at a home about a mile from the school.
Cascading into the United States like a rainbow-hued waterfall have come Cubans, Vietnamese, Cambodians, and Guatemalans following on Cape Verdeans, Mexicans, and Puerto Ricans following on Hungarians, Poles, and Russian Jews.
Editors' Note: In a survey in the United States by a university professor, three hundred and forty students were asked to name their top five heroes.
My gratitude for Christian Science has widened and deepened during many years of traveling around the world as a newspaper correspondent.
I was filled with joy and gratitude when, in recent years, I was finally able to attend the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church in Boston.
One day I went outside to play on the swings in our yard.
It was Christmastime and I had been shopping.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy contains the complete explanation of the Science of Christianity.
