Editorial October 2, 1976 Issue

You Have a Question...

Naomi Price

. . . about the theology of Christian Science? Do you want to understand better the connection between its theology and its method of healing the body? The meaning of some scriptural passage? The correct way for a Christian Scientist to deport himself vis-a-vis the medical profession, or in marriage, or in regard to human laws? Do you want to know the probabilities of the future?

Perhaps your question is similar to one of the ninety answered in the third chapter in Mrs. Eddy's book, Miscellaneous Writings.

With compassionate and practical foresight Mrs. Eddy has provided in this book answers to literally hundreds of specific and implied questions commonly asked by inquirers into Christian Science. A study of Miscellaneous Writings and her twelve other books of varying length that comprise the volume known as Prose Works other than Science and Health can be most rewarding. As a companion to Science and Health, the indispensable textbook of Christian Science, and the Manual of The Mother Church, the writings included in Prose Works are invaluable. They provide clearly stated answers to commonly asked questions, and advice on how the absolute, divine Science of Mind can be lived and practiced in present-day experience so as to ensure our steady progress toward the demonstration of the ultimate reality of perfect, spiritual being.

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