May 5, 1973
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Viewing our world, as we can these days through television, we conclude that it is a world of contrasts.
The student of Christian Science who faithfully studies and applies it experiences increasing freedom from the penalties imposed by material laws—including the common beliefs about food in relation to health.
It's a commonly accepted theory that an excess of food or an improperly balanced diet is usually the cause of overweight.
The man who is habitually in a hurry, rushing to complete job after job, may need to be told to take his time.
Refuse to be confused; declare your rightTo clarity, to steadfast, calm control.
In order to govern our bodies and keep them in good health, we need to understand mortal mind.
Quoting an Old Testament writer, Christ Jesus said, "Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God.
I want to express gratitude publicly for my first experience in Christian Science—not only for the wonderful healing that took place, but because it was my introduction to this religion.
Twenty-five years ago I was suddenly confronted with the necessity of overcoming the problem of excess weight.
One evening I had a feeling I couldn't bend my knee, and it hurt.
When I was a young college graduate, I became a close friend of someone who was a sort of substitute family to me.
