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Q&A
Some questions and answers about Christian Science
All of us have questions. We want to know what's important to others and what helps to make their lives more meaningful. Such searching questions can't simply be answered by turning to some kind of technical data base. Searching questions—the kind that touch our lives, our spiritual hopes, our thoughts about God—require heart-to-heart responses.
In this continuing series, we share with readers responses to questions that have arisen in one-to-one conversations, in discussion groups, and through correspondence with many people who want to know what Christian Science is, and what it's like to be a student of Christian Science. Of course, these responses are not presented here as final or definitive answers. Nor are the responses the only way any particular inquiry might be responded to. But they are actual responses that have come out of contacts in the communities in which Christian Scientists work and live.
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August 29, 1988 issue
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Trusting that good will continue to unfold
K. Liselotte Arnold
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Second Thought
Ben, Carol Weir with contributions from Dennis Benson
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Forgiveness—a grace of Love
Lizabeth Hermine Furst
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Delayed healing
Hugh Pendexter III
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The first thought—all day
Dorothy Locke Conlin
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About not waiting to live
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Getting there from here
Michael D. Rissler
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Healing in the middle of the night
Susan Booth Mack
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All that I value in life I owe to Christian Science
Gordon Imrie
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As our family has grown, I have felt an increasing trust in our...
Patricia M. Udall
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It was a beautiful day, and I felt good! After I spent the morning...
Sylvia I. Clayton
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My gratitude for Christian Science knows no bounds for all the...
Hildegarde K. Hinkel, William P. Hinkel, Jr.