Article February 23, 1987 Issue

Q&A

Some questions and answers about Christian Science

FROM THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION

This is an age of "up-frontness." We seem to know everything about everybody from our neighbors to our movie stars. But somewhere in this swirl of information, and too often misinformation, the most important thing of all may get lost—what the heart keenly feels about the deeper issues of life.

We thought readers might like to see some answers to questions about such issues—questions that have been answered by Christian Scientists in a variety of settings. Some material was taken from correspondence with the Committee on Publication, which serves as our Church's information office. Other answers were given at talks (arranged through the Committee on Publication) in which Christian Scientists were invited to speak to neighboring churches or educational groups. Some answers have been given informally in letters or dialogue.

These questions and answers are not meant to be statements of church policy. Nor are the answers always complete in themselves or the only possible responses that could be given to a question. Rather, they serve as a window into the religious convictions of Christian Scientists and the nature of our Church.

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