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Quick recovery after bike accident
While I was listening to an online Wednesday testimony meeting from The Mother Church, the First Reader read this passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures: “Every system of human philosophy, doctrine, and medicine is more or less infected with the pantheistic belief that there is mind in matter; but this belief contradicts alike revelation and right reasoning” (Mary Baker Eddy, p. 279). I was reminded of how that text brought the conclusion to a quick healing I experienced some years ago, when I was teaching in north London.
As I was cycling to school, the door of a stationary car was suddenly opened in front of me. I rode into the door and ended up in the road, two or three yards ahead of my bike. I got up, took my bike to the side of the road, and assured the concerned driver that I was all right. He drove off, and then I felt anything but all right. I felt as if I was passing out.

February 5, 2018 issue
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From the readers
H. Wyeth, Nicki Hudson
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You matter to God
Deborah Huebsch
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Drop limited, prejudiced thinking
Brett Stafford
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Welcoming health and goodness
Elizabeth Kellogg
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Lessons in worth and humility
Dan MacDonald
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‘You’re safe’
Meredith Johnson
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Healed of severe arthritis and antagonism
Martine Blackler
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Quick recovery after bike accident
Jean Whitehead
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Wasp sting healed
Cindy White Zwick
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Prayer revealing
Ann E. Hastings
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Finding our safety in God’s authority
Tony Lobl