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Seeing beyond age and time
• At night you can fly east across the Atlantic and meet tomorrow's sunrise on the way.
• If you were to go on a very long voyage into space, the nature of time, we are told, is such that you would return younger than those you left behind.
• And everyone knows that minutes can seem to drag, while whole days can pass in a moment.
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September 12, 1988 issue
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We need not give in to old age!
Hugh K. Fraser
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The way
Doris Kerns Quinn
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Walking with God
Clifford Kapps Eriksen
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Second Thought
Mary Pellauer
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Dealing with "the harsh noises of our day"
Dorcas W. Strong
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Where I live
June McCleneghan Fowler
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You are always companioned
Diane Ethel Witters
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No cause, no ouch!
Carolyn Hill
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Seeing beyond age and time
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Does God "pay attention" to our prayers?
Ann Kenrick
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The harvest
Susan Dane Gilboy
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In the late 1950s I was diagnosed as having rheumatic fever and...
Mary Allen Warmack
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I first heard of Christian Science several years ago, through...
Belle Orzechowski
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Christian Science was presented to me as a schoolgirl by my...
Marjorie Bruce Magee
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In 1981 I developed severe physical difficulties
Ruth Johnson