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Letters

I loved the last paragraph in “Facing the foe with courage” [Marie Fox, March 23, 2015, Sentinel]: “Divine Mind supports us as we face down any fearsome suggestion.
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The Christian Science Journal
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Already complete

What God includes, man includes as His reflection.
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Love even that neighbor?

Harmony is already present because God—divine Truth and Love—is ever present.
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Forever safe in God

Throughout the Bible, there are assurances and proofs of our inseparability from God and His help.
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The Christian Science nurse is alert, clear in her thinking to separate the problem from the person.
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Primary Class Instruction
Shortly after having Primary class instruction in Christian Science, I visited a friend for lunch.
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Love conquers hate

I’m learning how important it is to follow Jesus’ example. 
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Testimony of Healing
Recently I had an experience that illustrated to me Mary Baker Eddy’s statement, “Love is the liberator”.
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Testimony of Healing
On the Sunday before Thanksgiving I started feeling pain in my gums and my teeth.
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Our son’s swift healing

Many years ago, when our son was about 15 months old, I took him to visit a friend and some relatives out of town.
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The integrity of home

Obviously, a physical shelter doesn’t make a home. Qualities do, qualities like joy and freedom and understanding. 
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Guest Editorial

Christ-healing: natural evidence of divine law

The Scriptures assert that the very presence of God heals our wounds, supplies our needs, restores health and joy. 
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