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Editorial
November 10, 1986 ISSUE
LEARNING THE LANGUAGE OF SPIRIT
What do we mean by scientific?
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
We get used to words. Have you ever realized you've become so familiar with a phrase that you no longer remember its original meaning?
Think of the words Salvation Army, for example. At first they meant to people exactly what they said. An army organized, literally, for the purpose of salvation.

November 10, 1986
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November 10, 1986 issue
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Addressing human-rights issues through prayer
Robert W. Jeffery
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Peaceful coexistence
David W. Barton
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In a flame of fire
Peggie Case Paulus
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Spiritual fact, not human categories, determines employment
Aylein Eckles Konrad
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What do we mean by scientific?
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Weighing the evidence of spiritual healing
Michael D. Rissler
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It has been many years since I have submitted a testimony to the...
Margaret Noble Pleasant
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Christian Science first came to my notice years ago when I was...
Priscilla Morritt
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By the time I was a young woman, I had experienced many...
Honor G. House
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For over half a century, Christian Science has shown me the...
Phyllis A. Klang