June 28, 1982
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To every human being on earthwhose light seems sepulchered by crushing tyranny,Truth sings, forever unsuppressed, "Not dead, but sleeping.
Walking in a public park one day, I came close to a mother duck and her twelve ducklings.
Yesterday, a barren twig,Today, a blossom shows—Miracle to unschooled thought,But norm to one who knows.
When an inspiration of Truth lights up your thought, how do you hang on to it?
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Each Lesson-Sermon published in the Christian Science Quarterly—Bible Lessons is designed to be complete in itself.
Many people have found that even a gleam of spiritual understanding in Christian Science has healed them of some ailment considered to be seasonal.
A recent cartoon pictures a robot lying on the floor, having been shot.
I became acquainted with Christian Science while in my early teens.
Although I had been raised in a family of Christian Scientists and as a child regularly attended a Christian Science Sunday School, as an adult I often found myself not practicing this teaching.
Some years ago, as a new student of Christian Science, I memorized "the scientific statement of being" on <a class="tome-reference"
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When I was a little girl, while the other children we knew were taught to fear God as a severe judge, my brother and I were taught that God, Love, cares for us all; that without us, He would not be fully expressed; that we are not poor mortals on a waiting list for a remote and almost inaccessible kingdom of heaven.
