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Knowing that you know
“Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free” (John 8:32). There is an inevitability of practicality implied in the first three words of this arresting statement by Christ Jesus, “Ye shall know.” Yet sometimes when we are seeking healing, the spiritual truth Jesus spoke of can seem elusive or just out of reach. What to do then?
What if we began our prayers by acknowledging that as men and women of God’s creating, we already know the spiritual truth of our being because God knows it? God, divine Love, would not deprive His creation of the ability to know His truth. Looking to God as Truth means looking to the origin and source of what we are and of all we need to know. This approach helps to eliminate any tendency to feel that we lack understanding and enables us to open our thought to God.

December 31, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Ellen Williams, Robin Collins, Mayrene Bentley
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Made new
Lois Degler
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Sticking to our God-inspired path
Kathryn Dunton
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Freed from emotional pain after abuse
Name Withheld
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Knowing that you know
Karen Neff
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No ‘aging out’ of our value
Mark Swinney
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The blessing of Christian Science
José Antonio Cruz Rocha
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No more bad dreams
Natsuki
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Lump on wrist gone
Sara Lord
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Pain from nettle stings quickly healed
Jeff Shepard
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Children’s healings
Becky Neale
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What if?
Lona Ingwerson
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Sing!
Ken Cooper
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Christian Science and human progress
Barbara Vining