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More than dreams
A short time ago I had a dream. The thought of it has remained. There was hatred, conflict, and tyranny in a city. These were overcome as a handful of people continued to pray and refused to consent to the terror.
Are dreams of such victories the stuff of fantasy? It's an important question. In her writings Mrs. Eddy generally uses the word dream in a distinct and incisive way. She depicts mortal existence as a dream of material pleasure and pain in matter. From this mesmeric dream mortals must progressively awake in order to overcome the evil and hurt that populate human experience. She contrasts the "dream" of evil with the reality of God and His spiritual idea, man.

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