July 12, 1982
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Life is God, and identity is the individual reflection of divine Life.
How many of us often think of a character fault we would certainly like to be rid of and then say to ourselves, "I know I should pray about that, and I will, but I really don't have time right now"?
Do Christian Scientists ignore the mental and physical symptoms of sin and disease?
How can parents rest easy about their children who are away from home?
How timely and instructive the experiences recounted in the Bible remain today! While the particulars of an account may not be exactly comparable to those of our present technological age, the lesson provided is eternally applicable.
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The next issue of the Sentinel, July 19, will have a special focus:"Scientific Christianity: meeting today'sdemands in the business world.
The Christ is many-faceted—that is, there are a variety of ways to approach and understand the nature of Christ.
A long time ago, when we were really in need of help, someone referred us to a Christian Science practitioner, adding, "It [Christian Science] works.
In August 1981 my husband removed some four-by-four posts from the backyard but neglected to fill the holes in with dirt.
Some years ago, while I was having some minor dental work done, the dentist told me that I had a severe case of pyorrhea and that extensive procedures would be necessary to save my teeth.
