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Shred the evidence of error
Shredding is a fairly common business service these days, providing individuals and companies with the ability to shred large amounts of confidential documents so they cannot be read.
As a student of Christian Science, I’ve thought about this in a metaphysical light. Error of any kind, whether it is fear, sickness, hidden resentment, or any other concept or thought that falls short of God’s standard, can be completely destroyed, without any trace of identification or lingering sense of reality. This has brought me greater confidence in and assurance of the power of God to eliminate anything that doesn’t originate in Him.

October 15, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Margery Olsen, Robert Brooks, Robert Rothbard, Martha Jones
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Widening the scope of our prayers
Christopher Wagstaff
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Healing and the ‘stretched out arm’ of God
Judith Hedrick
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Shred the evidence of error
Robert R. Mackusick
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A message during a rainstorm
Laurie Toupin
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The realism that heals
From the Office of Committee on Publication
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God spoke to me
Emmanuel Tekila
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Overwhelmed? Prayer can help.
Kristin Manker
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Healing of injured ribs
Brian Schumaker
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Twisted ankle healed
Renate Lohl
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Healing of a gum abscess
Sylvia Messner
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'Arise, shine; for thy light is come ...'
Photograph by David Swank
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Our role in changing the universe
Tony Lobl