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Healing through self-immolation
Self-immolation—the willing sacrifice of the false sense of self—is essential for healing in Christian Science.
Why?
Because every form of evil besetting one is related to a mortal sense of self, which must be nullified in order for one to see his true, perfect identity and thus gain healing for oneself or others. Mrs. Eddy asserts in Science and Health, "Prayer, watching, and working, combined with self-immolation, are God's gracious means for accomplishing whatever has been successfully done for the Christianization and health of mankind." Science and Health, p. 1;
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March 20, 1978 issue
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And this is resurrection!
ALICE WILT STRAUSS
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Healing through self-immolation
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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Noticing miracles
Gerald Stanwell
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A correct evaluation of oneself
CHARLES-ÉTIENNE HOUZÉ
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The walls aren't there
JOSEPH G. HEARD
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God's outpouring love
JOANNE WARD HUMBERT
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Lost and found
Ronald C. Long
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The joy of upgrading thought
BEVERLY MILGRAM BOWLES
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Who's in control?
Nancy Reynolds Hensel
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From the Directors
Editor
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No phases of belief in Mind
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Where fidelity leads us
Nathan A. Talbot
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A Wednesday night
Susan W. Thacher
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When Christian Science was presented to us in 1934, we were...
Emma Mae Philip
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Three years ago I learned how important it is to give specific...
Judith Joy Denoyer
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It is with a great deal of gratitude and pleasure that I testify to...
Vera J. Morgan with contributions from Leland Roy Morgan
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I was called upon to fill the office of Second Reader in my...
Shirley M. Parr