May 13, 1972
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A recent experience helped me awake to a better sense of man as a spiritual idea—that man is not a mortal apart from God, unsure, sometimes frustrated.
A little boy who was displaying selfishness was reminded, "God first, your fellowman second, and self last.
When I was a child, my father was engaged in a business necessitating the hauling of heavy loads in wagons drawn by teams of horses.
A coach carrying over forty schoolboys and two teachers was traveling along a main highway, when suddenly a car shot out of a side turning and straight into the coach.
Many students of Christian Science look forward to becoming practitioners, to being active in the ministry of healing others through prayer.
God's love for His creation is not an abstraction.
One of the great hoaxes of the belief of life and intelligence in matter is the suggestion of mood motivation.
With examinations staring him in the face, a college or high school student—even though he has worked hard at his studies—may feel the need for a greater resource than limited human intelligence.
I know of the goodness of God through many proofs of the power of Christian Science throughout my life.
I was enrolled at a local university in a French class, which I found extremely difficult.
My first testimony appeared in an April, 1961, issue of the Christian Science Sentinel.
I am deeply grateful for the manner in which I was healed of a stubborn case of constipation, for it proved beyond doubt that diet, medicine, material means, exercise, or the lack of it, were not factors in the healing.
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