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Think what has happened
In the Preface to Science and Health, Mary Baker Eddy writes, "The time for thinkers has come." Science and Health, p. vii. With all that has been said publicly about Christian Science healing over the last few months, real thinkers have never been more needed than now.
Many millions of people in the United States saw a segment about Christian Science on the CBS program 60 Minutes last December 4. That program raised, but by no means answered, some tough questions about what spiritual healing is, what it means, and what it requires.
Why would loving parents rely on spiritual means for healing a seriously ill child? How could the prosecutor relentlessly set out to punish the parents, since a state law protects spiritual healing? Why would an entire Church go on supporting spiritual healing for children in today's secular climate, impacting as it does on denominational "image"?
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January 30, 1989 issue
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Love's irresistible dawning
Judith Ann Hardy
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Evil has no rights
Elaine E. Ellis
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Be still!
Georgiana Lieder Lahr
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Seeking wholeness in Immanuel, "God with us"
Frances Smart Engel
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Time enough
Kerry M. Knobelsdorff
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God's will: "in earth, as it is in heaven"
Cora Slaughter
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... if it should be true that the nature of reality is...
J. B. Phillips
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Divine justice
Michael D. Rissler
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"High-level" conversations
Ann Kenrick
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One morning I woke with stiffness and aching in one hand
Maralee L. Burdick
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One day about fifteen years ago, the car I was driving was hit...
Virginia P. Marquardt
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About a year and a half ago, our son who was in kindergarten...
Renee Lynn Reed
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For over six decades Christian Science has blessed every facet...
Winnifred Nordquist