November 10, 1980
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We would be more than a little startled if, while we were brushing our teeth in front of a mirror, our reflection was trying on hats or combing its hair.
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Next issue includes this theme: how understanding the unity of God and man affects our relationships.
Sometimes a person may struggle many years for health without obtaining it by material means, and then, on taking up Christian Science, be healed quickly.
Can we do anything about regret and remorse over unfulfilled ambitions, lost opportunities, or what may seem misdirected pursuits?
Each day bringsricher evidence of God's unspent beneficence—our incarnation of perpetual good.
The Christianly scientific thinker can remain undisturbed in the midst of upset, confusion, and even calamity.
Time as a tyrant, telling us what we can and cannot do, is to be overthrown.
According to Exodus, God said to Moses, "Thou canst not see my face: for there shall no man see me, and live.
In 1965, before I became a student of Christian Science, I was told by a dentist that I had pyorrhea and would lose my teeth by the time I was forty.
Preparing school assignments and taking examinations present excellent opportunities for demonstrating man's God-given dominion through glorifying God, the one Mind.
During a time of difficulty in the 1960's I began to read the Bible, especially Christ Jesus' Sermon on the Mount.
About six years ago, after I had just learned of Christian Science, I happily looked forward to reaching the age of twelve, when I could become a member of The Mother Church.
Long ago I came to Christian Science from a strictly orthodox Judaic background.
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Meetings at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given are held in Christian Science churches on Wednesdays.
