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In the first years of marriage I found myself many miles...
In the first years of marriage I found myself many miles from family and friends, in an environment unfriendly to my study of Christian Science.
At this time I noticed an alarming breaking-out of weeping sores all over my body. My husband did the only thing he knew to do: he took me to a hospital and called in his physician. This gentle man made a diagnosis, corroborated by two of his colleagues, that I would have some form of this difficulty for the rest of my life. He opened a medical book to show me some very frightening pictures of persons who had this particular disease.
I closed the book and handed it back to him. Part of a statement from Science and Health came to me: "Thus far and no farther." The entire statement is "Adhesion, cohesion, and attraction are properties of Mind. They belong to divine Principle, and support the equipoise of that thought-force, which launched the earth in its orbit and said to the proud wave, 'Thus far and no farther'" (p. 124).
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August 1, 1994 issue
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The song of creation
Joy Anne Reges
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Moving beyond the limits of age
Virginia Houge Stevens
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Put your trust in God
Ilse Kuepper
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Immune from poison
Joanne Ward Humbert
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No foils necessary
William A. Gough
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Proving the fullness of man
Robert A. Charbeneau
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How and what to forget
Russ Gerber
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From domination to dominion—through Christ
Mary Metzner Trammell
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In the first years of marriage I found myself many miles...
Betty C. Gibson
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One evening after it was already dark, I was walking to a...
George B. Skeen
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Shortly after the birth of our daughter, she became ill with a...
Rebecca MacKenzie Odegaard