August 17, 1981
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When still a child, I was told that drinking cold milk for supper would cause indigestion and insomnia.
A young man had been through a particularly disturbing incident that had left him feeling confused and besieged.
When we commit ourselves to Christian Science for healing and regeneration, we don't anticipate a delay.
Have you thought about man as reflection today?
"On any given day," some sports pundits are wont to say, "any team in this league can defeat any other," meaning that because all the teams are fairly evenly matched, in any game victory can go either way.
Think of God and His goodness;Then of man, God's reflection.
For the man of God's creating, progress, the continuous unfolding of good, is natural; in fact, inevitable.
Christ, Truth, knocking at the door of the human heart, waiting to be taken in, is a familiar Christian theme.
Early in my study of Christian Science I was seized by a serious illness.
During a weekend when my wife was away, I suffered from what appeared to be kidney stones.
I did not take up the study of Christian Science for physical healing but for a better understanding of God.
When I was in the ninth grade, because I manifested symptoms of plantar warts, I was examined by the school nurse.
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