October 13, 1986
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A confrontation between the author and a policeman shows each of them the power of humility, forgiveness, and love.
The healing love that Jesus advocated goes beyond conventional humanitarianism.
It was a he-said, she-said, you-said,no-win, dissension-ridden family affair.
The writer overcomes prejudice when he gains, through Christly love and affection, a more spiritual view of man.
Through praying specifically about today's challenges to young people, a mother is able to give effective spiritual support to her own teen-agers.
The answers prayer gives are not fitted in like pebbles among the boulders of circumstance. Instead they show a whole new landscape.
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Each Lesson-Sermon published in the Christian Science Quarterly—Bible Lessons is designed to be complete in itself.
As we explore the truth revealed in Christian Science, we discover the way to healing through Christ.
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was an evening filled with expectancy of enjoyment and relaxation.
Over the years I have been helped in so many ways by reading the Christian Science periodicals that I feel impelled to share some of my own blessings.
My thanks and gratitude go to God for the numerous blessings and healings I have had in Christian Science over the past few years.
It is with special gratitude to God for Christian Science and for the joyful experience of Primary class instruction in Christian Science that I write this testimony.
