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Scarce or abundant?
God's infinite resources are as near as prayer—and more plentiful than whatever problems we may face.
[Original in Spanish]
Throughout history, since the most remote times, humanity has struggled bravely against illness, poverty, ignorance, war, corruption. Nevertheless, the simple reading of a current newspaper shows that we continue facing these same basic problems today. Why haven't there been lasting solutions? Perhaps the answer is that mankind has looked for them in materiality—by trying to accumulate matter, fix matter, create or destroy matter. But whatever is material, however excellent it may appear, is always limited, fallible, and incomplete. Permanent, definitive solutions are found only as we increasingly put our affairs under the direction of God, divine Mind, under the government of good. Then we avoid mistakes; and things come about in progressively harmonious, fair, and efficient ways.

November 26, 1990 issue
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Scarce or abundant?
Julia Sivori de Montenegro
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Floods, prayer, and God's love
Lillian Jermane
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PROGRAM NO. 41 - A deeper kind of listening
Derek Holmes, Moji Anjorin Solanke with contributions from Arthur Forrest, Deborah Hand
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Is this evidence valid?
Harriette Meldrim Hill
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Individuals change the course of world thinking
Ann Kenrick
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The art of Christian healing
Michael D. Rissler
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Pray, knowing
Caroleen Marie Bunting
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"The ears of the deaf shall be unstopped" (Isaiah)
Helen McKee Sengebush
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When I first heard about Christian Science I thought it...
Charles C. Schueler
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The recent destructive fires on the West Coast of the United States...
Gene S. Weihs with contributions from Wanda K. Weihs
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It's so wonderful to have an ever-present source of help,...
Honor Gregory House