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FULFILLING THE REQUIREMENTS FOR FREEDOM

MARJORIE B. MC KIBBIN

In the Gospel of John.

THE LAW OF HARMONY OVERCOMES DISCORD

SYRETA THORNBURG

Attending a piano concert one evening, the writer was reminded that Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, refers in a number of instances in her published works to man's harmony and compares it to harmony in music.

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THE TRULY SUBSTANTIAL

ALFRED MARSHALL VAUGHN

Joy comes into one's thought as one learns through Christian Science that man and the universe are not composed of formations of matter but of spiritual ideas.

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THE TRANSLATION OF MATTER INTO MIND

MADELINE KEENE WOOD

"Science, understood, translates matter into Mind, rejects all other theories of causation, restores the spiritual and original meaning of the Scriptures, and explains the teachings and life of our Lord.

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GRATEFUL FOR GRATITUDE

W. STUART BOOTH

Christian Science makes us grateful for gratitude, because Christian Science gives us the correct or Christianly scientific concept of God, the one infinite Father-Mother, as the one and only Father Mind, the creator and controller of man and the universe, and as the infinite, all-embracing Mother Love, tenderly guarding and guiding God's children.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from Alvin D. Johnson, Lee H. Bristol

Rev.

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COMPANIONSHIP

CLAIRE G. CORRIDON

The subjects of human relationship, companionship, love, and marriage merit thoughtful consideration, and the young Christian Scientist has the happy privilege of seeking answers to his queries on these subjects in the Bible and in the writings of Mary Baker Eddy.

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UTILIZING THE CONCEPTS OF TRUE CONSCIOUSNESS

VERA RUUS

The consciousness that God, divine Mind, is All-in-all and that His manifestation is infinite, as revealed in Christian Science, is our true treasure.

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LOYALTY TO THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT

DONALD M. SWINNEY

Sometimes one hears it voiced that the Sermon on the Mount is interesting reading, but that it cannot be obeyed in actual living because of its impracticality; that one cannot put spiritual things first, as it teaches, and remain humanly secure.

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MAN'S UNITY WITH GOD

LUCILE O. THROCKMORTON

A Friend in another country once sent me a calendar with these words on it: "Dear God, help me to remember that nothing can happen to me to-day that you and I together cannot handle.