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Mental emancipation through the power of God
Christian Science shows us how to break free of mental and physical bonds of every sort.
Sometimes in our efforts to move forward we may feel that we are hampered in some way by unseen elements, even that some invisible mental power is hindering our progress. Human upbringing, cultural tradition, or superstition may have instilled certain fears that get in the way of our progressive steps.
Turning to the Bible for inspiration and strength has helped many to overcome such thoughts of fear that often seem to jump into action when we are ready to undertake a new venture, a new job, or greater responsibilities.
The Bible is full of inspiring passages that speak directly to the individual, and we can read them with an open and receptive heart, ready to be instructed by God, the divine Mind. One such verse, a favorite of mine, is found in the book of Isaiah: "I the Lord thy God will hold thy right hand, saying unto thee, Fear not; I will help thee."
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July 22, 1991 issue
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Dear Reader
The Editors
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Praying to love our cities
Edna Mary Watson
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Making a difference in our world
DeAnn Patrice Wolf
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The immediacy of spiritual healing
Marian English
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All good to all nations
Alessandra P. Colombini
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Mental emancipation through the power of God
Orlando Trentini
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On what do we base our decisions?
Lilian Saraiva de Lacerda Costa
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Scientific Christianity and advancements in healing
Elaine Natale
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The development from egocentrism to spiritual love
Michael D. Rissler
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Among the many things for which I have to be grateful to...
Denise Gentile de Peyon with contributions from Luiz Alberto Silva de Peyon
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I recently had an experience which made perfectly clear to...
Leide Aparecida Lessa Jordão
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At one time I had a yearning to pray about a specific world...
Rebecca MacKenzie Odegaard
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"Shepherd, show me how to go / O'er the hillside steep."...
Peggie Case Paulus