December 22, 1973
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This age is marked by what might at first seem to be a strange paradox.
The fact that man is made of indestructible spiritual substance, and not of destructible matter, was basic to Christ Jesus' life.
For all of us, friends change, home and work surroundings change, and world stresses persist in ceaseless variety.
One of Jesus' disciples once asked him, "Lord, teach us to pray.
Whenever any one of us longs to understand himself in a spiritual rather than a material sense, the Christ comes in some way and says, "To you this day the true idea of yourself as the child of God will appear.
To Christ Jesus the kingdom of God, the realm of all good, was always vividly at hand and included by man, God's emanation.
I know joy is a most important part of living Christian Science.
When I was a junior in high school, my mother became seriously ill with paralysis of the bowels.
I want to begin this testimony with some verses from Psalm 23.
I have had many healings and other proofs of the efficacy of Christian Science.
About eighteen months ago I experienced a great deal of worry.
Since my first testimony appeared in the Sentinel in November, 1958, I have had many additional reasons to be grateful for Christian Science.
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