February 3, 1986
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The word revelation conjures up strange images for many people.
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Those who may know little else about Christian Science probably identify Christian Scientists by the fact that they practice spiritual healing.
The fear that one may be deficient or lacking in immunity to disease—that one might be helplessly taken over by it—is a fear no one needs to accept.
When Jesus taught his disciples and followers the moral and spiritual demands of repentance, he showed them that it was often necessary to turn their lives completely around.
Late one night, suffering from a painful physical disorder, I reached out to God in prayer for healing.
The proverb "Practice makes perfect" applies to almost anything a person wants to do well.
Many people would agree that healing of sin and sickness through purely spiritual means would be the most important thing that could happen on earth.
One of the many Old Testament prophecies of the coming of the Messiah, or Christ, promises that "the crooked shall be made straight.
One of Jason's favorite books was about a little steam locomotive named Tootle.
I had a wonderful, spiritually uplifting experience that was totally unexpected and that brought me into Christian Science.
My first testimony appeared in the April 10, 1954, issue of the Christian Science Sentinel.
In the Glossary definition of Jerusalem in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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The Mother Church isn't just an assemblage of persons who agree that Christian Science is the religion they want.
