January 5, 1974
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Recently I was struggling with the question of what treatment children should receive in a household where one parent is a student of Christian Science and the other is desirous of using medical means for the children's care.
In a metropolitan neighborhood known for its violence I recently spent some time among young people.
Christian Science teaches that God, Mind, is ever present, filling all space, and that man, the image and likeness of God, is inseparable from and has his being in this one divine source.
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Erick: Yes, I want to help society—you know, get better government, stamp out corruption, improve race relations, that sort of thing.
Hasn't everyone at one time or another felt he has been dealt with unjustly?
Idolatry may have only an old-fashioned theological connotation to many people, but in fact image-making and image-worship have for many centuries sidetracked human beings and wasted much of their time and energy.
Since I came to know about Christian Science in 1925, it has been my only help and physician.
About twenty-six years ago I found my homelife disrupted, and I was in a state of confusion and unrest.
I am happy for the opportunity to tell of a beautiful proof of the power of Truth which has come to me through Christian Science.
A few years ago I lit the gas oven unaware that the gas had been turned on without a flame for some time.
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All our fathers were under the cloud, and all passed through the sea.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is the textbook of Christian Science.
