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Purifying the Depths of Thought

JOANNE SHRIVER LEEDOM

Matthew records that a woman who had been diseased for twelve years came behind Christ Jesus and touched the hem of his garment.

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"The uses of adversity"

ARTHUR F. CURRAN

The poet Shakespeare wrote, "Sweet are the uses of adversity," and many students of Christian Science have learned that adversity, even opposition and antagonism, can result in mental improvement and therefore be a real benefit to them.

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Conscious Worth

ROSEMARY L. KRIEGER

How often we have known people capable of great good, or evidencing pronounced potential, who do not bring their talents to fruition! It would seem that they neither gain a profit for themselves nor bless humanity by the exercise of their abilities.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from The Bishop of Woolwich, Theodore R. Van Dellen

The Bishop of Woolwichin The ObserverLondon, England

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The Search for Happiness

MARGARITA B. HESMONDHALGH

No matter how drastically modern technology improves human conditions, no matter what the gain in standards of living, in increased leisure, in opportunities for enlightenment, travel, entertainment, each of us must still find the answer to the questions: How can I be happy?

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Looking in the Right Mirror

CHRISTINE McMICKING

Have you ever been to a fun fair where you could see yourself in mirrors that make your reflection look comical?

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Does God Really Exist?

JAMES C. THOMPSON

If God exists, who, what, and where is He?

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God's Eternal Goodness

SHARON KATHLEEN REHMEYER

These thought-provoking statements appear in the modern Biblical allegory "J.

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Responding to Right Ideas

BARBARA-JEAN STINSON

What an exciting moment it is when we suddenly have a right idea, an idea which just meets the need of the moment! Perhaps the idea has come through our own momentary inspiration or perhaps someone else has presented the idea we need.