March 31, 1973
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"Even a glimpse of the fact of God's allness quiets fear and brings a sense of peace."
As the result of a Christian Science healing, I learned a helpful lesson in how to stay innocent of belief in the reality of disease.
In the morning recently, at seven twenty-five, I put my suitcase into a rental car outside the motel and started driving toward the airport on a business trip to another city.
The saying "Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage" points to the teaching of Christian Science that a human being's place is essentially the outward manifestation of the state of his consciousness.
We can all effectively put these verses from the book of Proverbs into practice in our daily lives: "Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
"Undue concern or worry about the body is useless and can be harmful, but concern to keep the state of one's thinking right is most necessary to maintain a normal body."
It is sometimes surprising for people to learn that human marriage is not a heavenly institution.
Peace, grace, coordination—athletics bring the opportunity to exercise man's spiritual qualities as God's child.
Every morning Melvin would bound out of bed, dress, and race to the kitchen where all the yummy smells come from.
The child is greatly blessed who is caught and corrected the very first time he is dishonest and takes something that does not belong to him.
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During the early years of the Christian Science Sentinel, its founder, Mary Baker Eddy, insisted that its format be like other weekly publications of her time.
Mary Baker Eddy writes in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
I wish to express my gratitude to God, for Christ Jesus, and for Mrs.
This testimony is to express my heartfelt gratitude for a healing that came to me two years ago.
Will I be able to use Christian Science effectively in case of emergency?
