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In 1949, while my husband was working in the Office of Naval Procurement,...
In 1949, while my husband was working in the Office of Naval Procurement, we lived in the Chicago area. We sat on benches in a large hanger to see each new movie. There were open doors, but each time I had no trouble with symptoms of hay fever while I was enjoying the movie. As we went to the car after the movie, however, I used medications to prevent the return of hay fever. At the same time, though, I began to question the need for taking these eye drops and nose drops when there were times that I didn't need them to be comfortable and happy.
My mother and oldest sister had become interested in Christian Science, and I also talked with a good friend of our family who was a dedicated student of Christian Science. One day I visited the Christian Science Reading Room in Park Ridge, Illinois, and bought a copy of Science and Health. I read it with an earnest desire to learn how to solve this predicament. I wanted to know how I could have been free of all symptoms of hay fever and asthma while watching the movie, but then anticipated the return of it as soon as I left.
At this time, my husband and I were worried about our investment in our home in the Chicago area. We had moved to the area from a small town and the house had seemed very expensive to us. Yet when my husband's office was moved to Atlanta, Georgia, we were able to sell the house within two weeks at no loss.
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May 20, 1996 issue
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The hunger for integrity
by Kim Shippey
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Integrity—how we are made whole
William E. Moody
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Conforming to God's law
Alistair W. Lauder
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One power
Jane R. Harwood
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What do religious values have to do with sex?
with contributions from Russ Gerber, Lois Rae Carlson
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The right one!
Brooks Anderson
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Guarding your mental stronghold
Grayce G. Young
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"Bear witness unto the truth"
Sarah Goetze Hyatt
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"To be perfectly honest ..."
Patrick Errett Welch
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Jessica lifts up her face "without spot"
Stephanie S. Johnson
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Fast food and a quick fix?
Sandra M. Clark
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When I was a teenager, I once closed a car door on my bare foot
Linda Pratt Rives
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About fifteen years ago, I suddenly became almost totally deaf...
Robert D. Stranathan