Editorials

Editorial

Fostering Proper Development

Geoffrey J. Barratt

It often looks as though our careers and bodies, and life in general, develop in response to random factors.
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From All Eternity

Peter J. Henniker-Heaton

Preexistence, as a word, appears comparatively rarely in Mrs.
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Loving the World

Geoffrey J. Barratt

Engineering projects, arts and crafts, better agriculture.
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Growing—UP

Naomi Price

When you're young, it's normal to grow out of your clothes and shoes.
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Refusing Identity to Disease

Peter J. Henniker-Heaton

God, good, is the I am ; according to the biblical record He so identified Himself to Moses in the wilderness.
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Defense Against Old Wives' Tales

Naomi Price

The fables and traditional beliefs we sometimes call old wives' tales are best forgotten.
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We Can Get There from Here

Peter J. Henniker-Heaton

Comforting to readers of Mary Baker Eddy's writings are her many assurances of joy and peace and God's loving care for us.
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Finding Our Own Niche

Peter J. Henniker-Heaton

There's a kind of remark we hear from time to time, perhaps we use it ourselves.
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The Verdict of Science

Geoffrey J. Barratt

The final significant question is not whether this human verdict or that—this physician's diagnosis, that lawyer's opinion, this partner's decision—is right or wrong, sensible or foolish, just or unjust.
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Joy in the Dark Days

Naomi Price

Joy is usually considered to be a consequence rather than a cause.
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Learning to Walk in Spirit

Peter J. Henniker-Heaton

Among the wide range of diseases recorded as healed through Christian Science are defective muscular conditions.
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Death Must Become Obsolete

Naomi Price

Some of his own people, even those who had believed in him, were outraged when Christ Jesus told them, "If a man keep my saying, he shall never see death.