March 30, 1987
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There's an important question we need to ask about fitness routines and shaping up the physique: Are we being diverted from the real basis of health—spiritual understanding?
Am I going to acceptthe clatter of matter,diagnose just how it came,dignify its nonsensewith a name?
Surprisingly, what we hold on to most closely may affect our well-being much more than what we eat or how we exercise.
Many people have come to feel that it's time to go beyond the trappings of material personality and to appreciate more of the spiritual nature of man.
When the writer recognized the perfect innocence of God and His creation, she was healed of pain and the effects of an injury.
There came a day I understoodthe often unquenched thirstof heart, a seeming lack of goodfrom first things not put first.
Sometimes we wonder "where the strength will come from." But fortitude and conviction don't run out when we go to the right source for them.
A homemaker and breadwinner takes a closer, deeper look at Christ Jesus' command "Take no thought ... for your body," and considers the "lilies of the field," as Jesus recommends.
I would
like to express my gratitude to God for all the blessings I have had as a result of my study of Christian Science.
My first knowledge of Christian Science came through a healing of bronchitis.
When I became interested in Christian Science, I had been an alcoholic for about sixteen years.
During one of the most inspiring experiences of my life, there was the opportunity to draw upon and prove the spiritual truths that have brought me great joy on many occasions through the years.
