December 17, 1984
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"Discipline is the kindest thing we can do for them," a fellow Christian Scientist told me.
Anytime is a good time to find out what life is all about.
Friends inquire,as friends do,softly,why I refuse offers to drink—for what causeI choose to fast, denymyselfwhat's meant for bliss,and then tooriskoffense.
Christ Jesus understood the spiritual law governing the multiplication—the manifestation—of good.
God's indestructible, unbrokenchain of love;binding, yet freeing;close-linked, yet ever-expanding;enfolding, yet not restricting.
Paul tells us that Christ Jesus said, "It is more blessed to give than to receive.
The account of Christ Jesus' birth found in the second chapter of the Gospel of Luke is beloved by all Christians.
Oh, we can quote the pagesAnd be fierce to error's ways;We can talk the absoluteAnd state our case for days;But where's the needed God-embraceThat gives authority?
What happens when we have to give up close, personal contact in a friendship that has been dear to us?
Christ Jesus, whose very life exemplified Truth, didn't promise that a Christian's life would be carefree.
In the Bible, in the first chapter of Genesis, we read.
With a heart full of gratitude for Christian Science, I wish to relate healings I have had which prove to me that God is all-loving, all-powerful, and the only presence.
I feel very fortunate to have grown up in a home where Christian Science was practiced.
I would like to express gratitude for a healing that took place at a West Coast sanatorium for Christian Scientists a few years ago.
At one time when my vacation began, I eagerly took on a home improvement project that required applying plasterboard to a ceiling.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy contains the complete explanation of the Science of Christianity.
