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When I first heard about Christian Science I thought it...
When I first heard about Christian Science I thought it sounded like a great idea, and I decided that someday, when I had more time, I would really look into it. Meanwhile I went to a branch church most Sundays and often read the religious article in The Christian Science Monitor.
I was quite comfortable with this arrangement for several years, and then one day something happened that changed my outlook. While fishing, I caught several catfish. In the process of handling them, I happened to puncture one finger on the top fin of one of the catfish. I have since been told the tips of certain catfish fins are believed to contain a highly toxic substance. Anyhow, the finger hurt very much and soon began to swell and become inflamed.

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