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In Christian Science I've learned that I am never really alone
In Christian Science I've learned that I am never really alone. God is always right at hand, and His active love constantly provides all that we need.
One evening I tried out a recipe I'd read for making peanut butter in a blender. I must have overloaded the blender because when I turned it on, the container popped out of its base and sailed into the air, exposing whirring knives spewing peanut butter all over the kitchen. Without thinking, I grabbed for the container, and my thumb went into the knives.
With my other hand I turned off the blender, then leaned against the counter, stunned. At first my only thought was "I don't believe this." Then in just a few seconds the understanding I had gained of Truth through my long study and application of Christian Science asserted itself, and I heard myself shouting, "Nothing has happened. I am the perfect, unharmed, spiritual idea of God. I am whole and complete because that's the way God made me."
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July 20, 1987 issue
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Recognizing the status of true womanhood
with contributions from Monika Tamm-Buckle
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What are we putting first in our lives?
Frederick H. Brightman
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Strength for the moment
Linda G. Ruthenbeck
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The importance of being honest
Ann B. Jenkins
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Gifts
Lucinda Baker Greiner
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Undefeated
Barbara Cook
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Invitation to a wedding
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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More than dreams
Michael D. Rissler
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Kaari's drawing lesson
Franja C. Bryant
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I Recently traveled with my two young sons to share a vacation...
Deborah Thomas Buchanan with contributions from Nancy Simon
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"Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free"...
Edmund J. Winterbottom
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I have had many healings through the study and application of...
Angelyn C. Blanchard with contributions from Robert E. Blanchard