October 2, 1989
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The real test of our love is what happens if it is not returned in kind. Christly love doesn't wither or grow into hate; it searches the heart and fosters healing.
Ever heard the phrase "nursing a grudge"? Wouldn't we do better to nurse, that is, to cultivate, spiritual affection?
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"Thy will be done"—the words are simple. But the desire they express can lead to profound healing and rebirth.
"Paul Tillich in his book The New Being writes: 'How do we paint Jesus Christ?
Giving thanks to God for what He is and does—this isn't something only to end our prayer with; it's a very logical place to begin.
When waterfor herself and sonwas spentin a desert placeHagar weptnot seeingthe here and nowof supply.
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A statement by our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, "trials lift us to that dignity of Soul which sustains us, and finally conquers them," Miscellaneous Writings, p.
It's amazing to observe the concerns that can sometimes set people at odds with one another. Still, honest and caring people can find common ground—spiritual common ground.
When hatred, prejudice, or misunderstanding runs deep, can there be such a thing as genuine reconciliation and healing?
When
my son was about three years old he became ill with asthma.
When I was approximately twenty years old, I wanted to know more about God.
I would like to express my deep gratitude for Christian Science.
I am deeply grateful to be a student of Christian Science.
