April 25, 1983
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The divine Life expresses itself in all true being—limitless, without birth, maturity, or death, forever fresh and fair.
Most of us have at some time gazed longingly at another's smooth-sailing life and wished ours were as free from temptation, misfortune, and trial.
We used to have fun in school putting our complete address on our homework: Name; Street.
How often we hear this comment from one observing a young child for the first time: "He's the very image of his father!" But the statement is true in a much deeper sense, because, as the Bible declares, "God created man in his own image.
The jet cannot be seenand yetwatching its vapor trail high in the airwe know the jet is there.
<em class="footnote d-none" title=""><em class="footnote d-none" title="">Robert Peel, Mary Baker Eddy: The Years of Authority.
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Each Lesson-Sermon published in the Christian Science Quarterly—Bible Lessons is designed to be complete in itself.
Christianity teaches a love for one God; it proclaims ideals of brotherhood, justice, morality, individual integrity.
"The sharp experiences of belief in the supposititious life of matter, as well as our disappointments and ceaseless woes, turn us like tired children to the arms of divine Love.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt gratitude for Christian Science.
That Christian Science is the "pearl of great price" spoken of in the Bible is my deep conviction.
I have been raised in Christian Science and have experienced numerous healings.
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