April 25, 1970
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Healing in Christian Science is essentially a question of awaking out of false belief.
The cry "tell it like it is" is becoming a favorite phrase of college students and various economic and ethnic groups.
A little child, puzzled about her concept of God and the devil, asked me for an explanation.
A billboard ad showing a car with a flat tire bore the plaintive caption "Nobody's perfect.
A popular rock song expresses the hope that the world, as heralded by the stars, is entering a new age of love and peace.
"If only I had enough willpower to stop smoking!" is a lament we often hear.
For centuries people have believed that the healings and other works performed by Christ Jesus were miracles, supernatural events brought about by God's intervention and His setting aside of natural laws.
Are you conducting a kind of rearguard, defensive action staving off mortality, or are you expecting and experiencing a progressive sense of God's presence, power, and love?
I was brought up in a Christian home and was always greatly interested in religious questions.
In my early twenties I was healed in one Christian Science treatment of a severe nervous breakdown after a physician and a nerve specialist had told me they could do nothing for me.
When I was told Christian Science healed, I was very skeptical.
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The opportunity for earnest students of Christian Science to join The Mother Church comes twice a year.
A directory of all Churches of Christ, Scientist, and Christian Science Societies, including the hours of their services and information about their Reading Rooms, appears monthly in The Christian Science Journal.
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The story of Mary Baker Eddy's life has inspired children for many years.
