February 25, 1985
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Sailors know that if they aren't willing to change course when necessary, they'll end up on the rocks.
One of the human prerogatives that we all cherish is the right of choice.
[Jesus] disavowed entirely the idea that sickness was sent by God as a punitive measure, nor did he encourage the belief that the sufferer ought to remain ill in order to acquire courage or learn patience.
Everyday decisions, such as turning down the thermostat or seasoning the soup, often call for delicate judgment.
More often than we've probably noted, we're faced with various options regarding what we'll think.
In one territory of Africa alone, from seven to ten million people are in desperate need of famine relief.
Sometimes it would seem that deficits are beyond control, too big to handle, subject to outside influences we can't possibly do anything about.
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Each Lesson-Sermon published in the Christian Science Quarterly—Bible Lessons is designed to be complete in itself.
There's a quiet peace that comes with turning to God, as all who pray regularly know.
There is no little space where God is not,No crevice, cranny, fissure, scissure, slot,No corner overlooked, no hidden gateThrough which His counterfeits can infiltrate.
While in my second year of high school I had a wonderful healing.
One day I was at school, and a little girl accidentally stepped in front of me and I fell.
The opportunities of being raised in a home where Christian Science was taught and practiced and of attending a Christian Science Sunday School have been gifts for which I will always be grateful.
I wish to express my gratitude to God for a healing I had through Christian Science.
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