May 2, 1988
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A community of broken homes and destructive children or a community of neighbors in Christ Jesus' sense of the word? That was the question this author was able to answer through prayer.
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[The Old Testament prophets] were not philosophers, constructing a speculative theory from their observation of events.
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A seasoned journalist looks at the place of prayer, spiritual intuition, and a Christly motive in gathering and in evaluating the news.
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When reports of calamity in our world or in our own town flood in daily, it may seem naive to say that we can be free from fear. Yet the Bible tells us, "Perfect love casteth out fear."
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The
last words of Christ Jesus in the Gospel of Mark are "And these signs shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues; they shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover.
Editorial
We can look to a divine source of intelligence to give us the innovative ideas we need.
Editorial
Life in the eighties obviously needs more than a new look—more than mere cosmetic changes. If there is to be real progress in our world, we'll need to see the deeper, spiritual dimensions of life.
Testimony of Healing
For
eight years I suffered with what had been diagnosed as a bleeding ulcer.
Testimony of Healing
In 1956 my husband brought me a copy of The Herald of Christian Science, German Edition, which he had picked up at a trade fair.
Testimony of Healing
Even as a young child I was able to utilize what I had learned in the Christian Science Sunday School—that God loved me and could heal me.
Testimony of Healing
I've been so helped by the teachings of Christian Science that I want to share some of the healings I've enjoyed.
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