February 14, 1983
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There are various prevalent theories regarding health—what it is composed of, how it is gained, retained, and maintained, and how or why it can be lost.
Article
In what seems to be a mixture of good and evil in human nature the good alone is real.
Article
The healing method of Christian Science begins with the acknowledgment of perfect God and perfect man.
Article
Have you ever considered that the solution to marital problems might be found in the simplicity of this statement in Jeremiah: "For I [God] am married unto you"?
Article
My friend and I were talking about the wonderful faith often found in children.
Poem
Forgive me if my words come few and slow,For when at last the door is closed to senseThen listening is the strength of eloquence:I speak what first in secret I must know.
Editorial
We often gain a useful perspective by seeing things through another's eyes.
Editorial
A newsmagazine recently reported on the disturbing revival in American culture and religion of belief in the devil.
Poem
A song of birds is often heardBefore a ray of light;This psalm of praise in nature's wayForetells an ending night.
Testimony of Healing
As a new student of Christian Science, I had a real desire to learn more about God and His precious Commandments.
Testimony of Healing
Imagine yourself on top of the Empire State Building, enjoying the view of New York City with your family.
Testimony of Healing
One night on returning home from a meeting, I found that my husband had passed on quietly in his sleep.
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