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In the summer of 1942, my boss in a defense plant asked me if...
In the summer of 1942, my boss in a defense plant asked me if I wanted continued draft deferment. I said "No." That August I was examined for military service and was rejected as having "pulmonary tuberculosis, far advanced."
After the examination, I sat on a bench in the center of the city, thinking. Relatives of mine had experienced long hospitalization and death with this disease. That was a dismal prospect. I considered Christian Science as an alternative, but with little enthusiasm. My contact with Christian Science had included a brief stint attending a Christian Science Sunday School and later acquaintance with a young woman who was a student of Science.

October 7, 1991 issue
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INSIDE: LOOKING INTO THIS ISSUE
The Editors
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Second Thought
Timothy K. Jones
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Healing and holiness: why they are inseparable
Mary Hardin DeSena
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Building lives on a spiritual foundation
Roberta Ann Fox
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Christian Scientists and the practice of spiritual healing
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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His wisdom, our thriving
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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While I was growing up, my parents enrolled me as a pupil...
Shirley S. Foxworthy
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I learned of Christian Science as an adult
Eva M. Muller
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I had an unforgettable healing early in my study of Christian Science
Ethel Ruth Koerner
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Last year we had a wonderful healing in our family
Janet Wilkerson with contributions from David A. Wilkerson