In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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Gracious accepting: an important part of healing

Winifred Copley Ivey

Spiritual healing and progress follow as we quietly listen to God's direction.
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Second Thought

"The US Constitution" by Norman Cousins

"The greatest gift of all conferred by the Founding Fathers on the American people was to unblock and enlarge their vision."
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The certainty of God's provision

David V. Cranfill

In the midst of severe financial challenges, the author finds that prayer enables him to survive and prosper in a new business.
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Forgiving the past, freeing ourselves

A magazine article linked two subjects that to me ordinarily seem unrelated—forgiveness and addiction.
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Enlistment for peace

Karl Werner Keferstein

A man's experience as a prisoner of war helps him recognize his true, spiritual selfhood.
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Freedom from oppression

Lynn G. Jackson

Genuine freedom takes root within a person. And everyone has the God-given capacity to discover what it truly means to be free.
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Can there be progress without negative side effects?

Jorge Leuschner L

A manufacturing challenge demanded fresh vision from this author. Spiritual inspiration led him to see not only a solution but more of the all-encompassing good effect of God's law.
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"So many marvelous things!"

Gladys Avellone de Pombo

Prayer can help stop the juggernaut of negative trends— whether social, environmental, or economic.
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Under God's government

Maria da Graca Curado Ribeiro

Isn't it time to explore more fully the spiritual force behind true development—for individuals and nations?
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The freeing power of humility

Rodman A. Savoye

Meekness doesn't have to mean becoming a doormat. Jesus' meekness brought with it the unparalleled healing power of divine Spirit.
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Who does the work?

Robert Dennison Wright

Christ Jesus was humble enough to acknowledge that his ability to heal and to help others came directly from God.
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VIP or vital spiritual idea?

Tony Lobl

If the famous unduly fascinate —or intimidate us—we're picking up on false signals. True worth has to do with spirituality, with the manhood and womanhood of God's creating.