August 9, 1975
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We often hear about or see on TV people who are in various "halls of fame"—football, baseball, basketball, and so on.
Spiritual progress demands that the sin of idolatry be recognized and eliminated.
A new student of Christian Science, who for many years had battled with a problem of financial lack, felt that this condition could be healed through gaining a better understanding of God and of her true, spiritual selfhood as His expression.
Healings of lack as well as of disease occur more readily when we recognize the ever-presence of spiritual good, instead of seeking to acquire good as if it existed in some material form.
The National Observer asked its readers to write in, telling the three things that make them happiest.
Over fifty years ago I was suffering from chronic dyspepsia and chronic constipation.
For some years before I knew of Christian Science, I suffered from all kinds of error.
Once, on a farm in Africa, I was left alone at night with two small children in my care.
As a young girl, I was thrilled to know about God.
During the time I was growing up, the words "Christian Science" were spoken in hushed tones in my home.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is the textbook of Christian Science.
