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Is the snake trying to tell you you're lonely?
Snakes can't talk. Or can they? In the creation story of Adam and Eve, a talking snake, a serpent, seems to play a most important role. Through subtle persuasion the serpent convinces Eve that she and Adam will be much happier if they will only eat the fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
Most of us know the story found in the Bible, in Genesis. Eve did listen to the snake. She and Adam did eat the fruit the serpent recommended, and they suffered from the misery and shame of having done so.

April 14, 1986 issue
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The importance of knowing God
ROBERT A. MOSS
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The spiritual strength of the individual
THOMAS C. ASHER
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Modern Nehemiahs
KERRY M. KNOBELSDORFF
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Ideals—illusive or real?
HELEN W. ECKEL
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Perfection is not an impossible standard!
MARCELLA SAXE
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We would give
ELEANOR JANET WINTLE
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When you are persecuted ... you are blessed
ALLISON W. PHINNEY, JR.
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Is the snake trying to tell you you're lonely?
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Do you need a good idea?
Moira Catherine Hudson
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I was raised in Christian Science, and I have...
DOROTHY E. ESPEN
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It has been almost five years since I have expressed gratitude...
ISABEL S. LOOSE with contributions from ROBERT S. LOOSE
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Before I knew of Christian Science I doubted even the existence...
DANIEL J. BISHOP
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It is with gratitude that I relate a healing...
HILDA AUMANN