December 26, 1988
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It can be fascinating to speculate about proposals to improve life expectancy in the future. But the scientific Christianity that Jesus lived shows us the way to a life of meaning and well-being now.
When the calendar says we're running out of time, maybe we need to look more closely at another record: the Bible's promise of newness of life in Spirit.
Man is nota lowly tillerof sordid scenarios,unneighborly maneuveringsand various other mortal schemes.
Parental concern grows as more and more young people get counted in unemployment statistics. This parent found that prayer brought a fresh view of the work God provides.
Infinite—that's one way we think of God. But is God infinite enough to look after one person in the midst of a planet of 5,104,522,300 persons?
Christ Jesus brought to the world a new spiritual concept of life. This newness of life is worth celebrating every day of the year.
I Can
remember very early in my life questioning why things happened the way they did and receiving answers that I was not comfortable with.
Where does one begin to express prayerful gratitude for a lifetime of blessings in Christian Science?
This testimony is written with deep gratitude for the teachings of Christian Science, which have brought the Bible and in particular the life of Christ Jesus into clearer focus for me.
In the early 1900s when my grandparents and other members of my family came to this country from Europe, they heard of Christian Science for the first time.
I've had the blessings of Christian Science healing all my life.
