Article March 19, 1979 Issue

The purity of Christian healing

ARTHUR P. WUTH

When making purchases, we try to make the best choice. We select fruits and vegetables of good quality. We examine a garment carefully. We weigh the advantages and disadvantages in buying a particular chair, car, house. We want the best we can afford.

Isn't the same true of health care? When an illness confronts us, we want an effective cure—one that not only alleviates the symptoms but removes the cause. What therapy should we choose?

Christ Jesus introduced a scientific system of healing based on the prayer of spiritual perception and complete reliance upon divine Spirit. He taught others how to use it, and the healing of sin and discord soon became the hallmark of early Christianity. Those who chose this method were benefited in every way—physically, mentally, morally, spiritually.

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