September 28, 1987
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A circuit court judge examines the importance that spiritual intuition and silent prayer can have in decisionmaking.
There is considerable discussion today about the need for a reexamination and refining of ethics. But how do we find the courage to do what we know is right?
A recent incident in a former slave market causes the writer to think further about the power of Christ to bring freedom from captivity.
As we make a deeper commitment to spiritual growth and to being "doers of the word," we find that God is enabling us to do His will and prove His healing power.
At Peniel(reluctantly) hand to hand with mortal mewith i want/i won't/i can't/loath to let go what I see aspart of my personality,
We need the human legal system. But we need even more the understanding that God's spiritual law pervades the universe. It can never be set aside; it is never inoperative.
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was the conversation with a friend concerning her struggle with alcoholism that alerted me to pray about man's true nature as the spiritual child of God.
In the course of rearing a family of five children, the many healings we have experienced have made these words from the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by Mrs.
One Saturday in the spring of 1986, while I was driving to pick up an assistant, I began to experience a pain in one side of my back.
Truly, Christian Science is the golden thread running through my life.
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Effective October 1, 1987, there will be new prices for the Christian Science Sentinel and The Christian Science Monitor—World Edition.
