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The Healing Presence of the Christ
How gentle, how powerful is the Christ! The Christ is the manifestation of divine Love, the tender ever-presence Jesus revealed. Today, as in Jesus' time, the realization of the presence of the Christ brings the activity of God's love and the operation of omnipotent power into our affairs, dispelling that which is unlike the all-harmonious Life that is God. The Christ causes us to be aware that God, divine Love, the one Spirit, is indeed our Life, and that we are really spiritual ideas, God's perfect reflection.
These facts were made clear to a student of Christian Science at a time of great need. He was struck in the eye by a sharp object. He fell on his back with pain, and there he remained for a while. But the activity of the Christ was going on.
The Christ, the true sense of being, the manifestation of divine Love, came to his thought. It made him aware of Love as the only power, the only cause; it gave him the assurance that God's love was the only activity or influence in his life. It caused him to realize the unchanging, indestructible, perfect nature of sight— that sight belongs to the all-harmonious Spirit and that perfect sight is ever reflected by spiritual man.
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August 24, 1968 issue
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Living the Love We Talk
FRANCES FIGGINS
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The Healing Presence of the Christ
ALFRED MARSHALL VAUGHN
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How Can There Be Evil?
JOSEPHINE H. BIRDSALL
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Permissiveness
OLGA COSSI
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The Problem of Age Can Be Solved
JOHN LEE
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"Learn to labor and to wait"
MIRIAM KERNS
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Homesick? Never!
PATRICIA D. KAUFMAN
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The Power of Spiritual Thought
Helen Wood Bauman
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Handling the Theory of Disease
William Milford Correll
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Mary Baker Eddy writes on the first page of the Preface to the...
Mabel Codner Mott
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"Thanks be unto God for his unspeakable gift" (II Cor. 9:15)
Edith M. Robinson
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"The vital part, the heart and soul of Christian Science, is Love"
Nancy K. Bourcier with contributions from Mollie B. Kalbfell, Anne Hills Johnson
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Everett W. Palmer, R. O. Kevin