August 20, 1966
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"Dynamics" is a word not often associated with the thought of love, for it is usually considered as a branch of mechanics.
Recently a young man, a member of a minority race, approached a Reading Room librarian with the question, "What does Christian Science teach about me?
To "argue" is to offer reasons, and reasons often start with the word "because.
The human mind, grieved and confused by a friend's passing, asks: "Where has he gone?
People tend to reason or act on the basis of outward physical evidence until it is contradicted or seen to be unreliable.
A common fear is that human beings can be separated through accident or malevolent design from happiness, health, peace, supply, loved ones, and eventually from life itself.
One of the most important points in the theology of Christian Science is the unreality of evil.
When my husband and I knew we were going to have a child, we wanted to work out the entire experience quietly with God.
My blessings have been abundant since I took up the study of Christian Science some years ago.
During the course of a tennis match, I made an extra effort to retrieve a ball and in doing so pulled a muscle in my side.
I should like to tell how much Christian Science has helped me.
Every stumbling block can be a stepping-stone to progress.
Since my first testimony was published in 1939, I have received many blessings through the study and application of Christian Science.
As a student of Christian Science, not a member of The Mother Church or of a branch church, I am studying Science and Health by Mrs.
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Questioner: As a practical matter, how can young people learn to make sound judgments when they're sizing up a book, when they want to determine what's proper behavior on a date, or when they want to know generally what is worthwhile?
