July 18, 1964
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Many
of the great characters of Scripture gave advice and instruction to mankind and enjoined obedience thereto.
It
is recorded in the ninth chapter of Matthew's Gospel that two blind men came to Jesus, beseeching him to have mercy upon them and heal them.
To taste of fruit immortalseek Truth through Spirit's portal;unlock the gatethat opens unto Soulwith love, and let the wholeof heaven hereand now appear.
The
world is not outgrowing God as a discarded superstition, as some people contend, nor is it losing its desire for something more substantial than materiality can offer.
Christ Jesus must have had an understanding of the true nature of health, for he was able to restore it with a word of Truth in much the same way that any falsity is disposed of.
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Many, many times there are those among our members who tell us how much their membership in The Mother Church means to them.
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The following periodicals were founded by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, and are published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, One Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts, U.
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INTERVIEWER: Loneliness is a familiar problem.
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HE WILL SPEAK PEACE UNTO HIS PEOPLE, AND TO HIS SAINTS: BUT LET THEM NOT TURN AGAIN TO FOLLY.
At
a time in my life when I was suffering from four different physical difficulties, a newly found friend gave me a copy of The Christian Science Journal and of the Christian Science Sentinel to read.
Over
thirty years ago I found the way to Christian Science.
I wish
to express my deep thanks to God, the Giver of all good, for Christian Science and for all it has done for me; for Christ Jesus; for Mrs.
Words
are not adequate to express the gratitude I feel for our glorious religion, Christian Science.
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A Meeting Held in the Extension of The Mother Church on Tuesday, June 9, 1964, at 10 a.
Perfection is no abstract stateNor wistful hovering of vague desireFor a mutation somewhat higherTo make us somehow better than we are—Perhaps to give us kinship to a star.
