January 24, 1976
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In its absolute sense, reflection is not something over which we have control.
Christ Jesus "talked" with God, but he did it for the enlightenment of mankind.
Some people scoff at Christian Science as being impractical because they believe it teaches that existence is just a dream.
The story of Noah—for many people a charming story relegated to the youngest Sunday School classes—has a vital and impelling message for today's thinkers.
When we feel discouraged, there is deep comfort and help in the revelation of Christian Science that the spiritual man, whom God created, experiences only good.
Tossed by a raging storm, fearing for their lives, Jesus' disciples asked, "Master, carest thou not that we perish?
You—in your true selfhood as divine Life's expression—will never deteriorate.
Most people follow the trend of fashion, at least to some extent.
It was late in the nineteenth century, about ten years after the publishing of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, that my mother was introduced to Christian Science.
As a child raised in a Christian Science family I saw many wonderful healings.
About eight years ago, after a very unhappy personal experience, one of my sons and I set out on a twelve-hundred-mile move, with the other two children to follow later.
The love and care of our Father-Mother God for His children was proved very vividly to me one day two summers ago.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is the textbook of Christian Science.
