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No extinction in God's unchanging, eternal kingdom
As a child were you fascinated by dinosaurs? Did you ever cower next to their monstrous skeletons in a museum and contemplate living in a world inhabited by such frightening forms? I did.
In fact, the more I learned about dinosaurs, the world they inhabited, and their eventual extinction, the more I believed in the theory of evolution as the explanation of the development of all life. In college I even took courses in geology and evolution to support my views.
It wasn't until I began the study of Christian Science, however, that I gained an entirely different concept—a spiritual view—of creation. And along the way I learned how this new understanding could help me in my everyday life.
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June 30, 1986 issue
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Reach out to God
JOHN MAYNARD HILL
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Understanding utilized
DORIS LUBIN
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How can I love Him more?
SHARON SLATON HOWELL
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The omnipotence of God's oneness
ROWLAND D. GEORGE
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A circle of harmony
KERRY M. KNOBELSDORFF
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Do we trust our affirmations of truth?
MARVIN J. CHARWAT
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No extinction in God's unchanging, eternal kingdom
JOYCE C. LEDDY
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Don't give up
LUCY DIANA LOKKEN
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Unblocked spiritual progress
FREDERICK H. BRIGHTMAN
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Seasonal troubles—don't buy them!
JUDITH ANN HARDY
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Our coincidence with God
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Finding stability in a world of change
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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Worship
KATHERINE ANNE LYDER STOFFEL
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No dark places anywhere
Sarah V. Cornelius
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About thirty years ago my health was at its...
SAM THANAWALA
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I grew up with the understanding that under God's ever-present...
KIM PATRICIA BLACK
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My heart is full of gratitude for what Christian Science has...
ELIZABETH HELLER