October 8, 1966
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A fair question is, May Christianity be considered to be scientific?
In order to realize true identity, one must have a single, spiritual point of view.
When you ask questions about God, one of the first answers you are given is that God is everywhere.
The world, once limited, is wideNow as the sky and the sea,It stretches out on every sideIn its immensity.
One day when I was in the Air Force, I went to an after-work party; and as I walked into the room, a lieutenant was telling a joke.
Sometimes the questions are asked: "Why cannot we combine the material and the spiritual methods of healing?
I am wholeheartedly grateful to God, the Almighty, for the privilege of finding Christian Science when my need was greatest.
The correction of a physical condition through spiritual means is always something worthy of note and cause for gratitude.
My introduction to Christian Science came when I was having a difficult time in the office where I was employed.
Christian Science has blessed me in very many ways.
My wife and I have been students of Christian Science for over twenty years and have experienced many healings.
Many years ago an undiagnosed, extremely painful disease kept me bedfast for several weeks; and finally when all seemed lost because I was so weak from pain I could no longer move, I asked for the Christian Science Hymnal, and in a very weak voice started to sing some of my favorites.
Announcer: When decisions have to be made, many responsible people are filled with uncertainty.
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The words in this issue are related to the Lesson-Sermon in the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE QUARTERLY designated to be read in Christian Science churches on October 16, 1966.
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Meetings at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given, are held in Christian Science churches on Wednesdays.
