September 4, 1971
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Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, in the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, under the marginal heading, "Anatomy defined" writes, "Are thoughts divine or human?
Work is one of the most significant factors we encounter in our daily lives.
What a sweet word it is—forgiveness —and what kindness, self-forgetfulness, and beauty are wrapped up in it! To practice it is to experience a taste of the infinite of Love, and without it one cannot approach God.
When high school was over in March, Jan had immediately enrolled in a school for horsemanship.
While serving in the Army, I had graphic proof of the mastery of our environment that each of us can demonstrate for himself.
When a child steals a loaf of bread; when a young man sets fire to government property; when a war veteran commits a brutal murder—who is to blame?
When Christian Science asserts that matter is really lifeless, inert, sensationless, it doesn't ignore the fact that certain forms of matter seem very much alive, very sensitive—especially to pain.
About forty-six years ago my mother had a wonderful healing in Christian Science and tried to give this religion to her large family.
When my son was still a baby, a combination of coincident factors, including the passing of my mother and the breaking up of my marriage, resulted in my experiencing a nervous breakdown.
For almost forty-one years I have enjoyed reading the testimonies and articles in the Christian Science periodicals, and studying Christian Science, without submitting a written testimony expressing my gratitude for all this religion has meant to me.
I am humbly grateful for the many blessings I have had through the study and application of Christian Science over a period of fifty years.
Christian Science has been my religion since childhood.
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