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Mary Baker Eddy cited in survey of influential American women
A recent survey, published by the Associated Press, on influential American women of the twentieth century cited Mary Baker Eddy as the top woman in the religion category.
The poll, taken by the Siena Research Institute at Siena College in New York State, surveyed more than one hundred college professors.
Other women cited in the poll were Eleanor Roosevelt, civil rights activist Rosa Parks, anthropologist Margaret Mead, author Betty Friedan, and former United States Representative Barbara Jordan.
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July 5, 1993 issue
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From the Editors
The Editors
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Finding the rest we need
Isabel F. Bates
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Step by step
Buzz Hungett
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Return to glory
Ella May Frazer
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"Be ready in the morning"
Edmonde L. St. John
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"What I say unto you I say unto all, Watch."—Jesus
"Science versus religion" by Ivan Amaral Guerrini
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Time pressure or God's unlimited goodness?
William A. Gough
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Letters to the Press— and other articles
with contributions from Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Some spiritual insights from the Fourth Commandment
Barbara M. Vining
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Changing our lives moment by moment
Russ Gerber
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A note of gratitude
The Editors
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One morning in August 1990 I was taking my daily shower
Otto Seisselberg
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When she was young, my mother was healed quickly of a...
Olive Salaske
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My testimony is long overdue
Charles W. South
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In May 1960 my husband and I took a trip around the...
A. Belle Anderson
