July 10, 1989
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It's not hard to love a meadow of flowers or a clear, reflecting lake. But when the environment appears spoiled and polluted, we shouldn't stop loving it. We need to reflect the divine Love that restores and regenerates.
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The people of Israel had never been so affluent as they were when Amos attempted rudely to awaken them.
Long before we knew Him wellHe knew all of us:He was master of formand metaphor
The more we learn of the spiritual nature of man and the universe, the more we can prove that God's power and perfection embrace all He has made.
In this writer's family there is no doubt that the healing answer is the Science of Christ.
It's
a subject referred to quite often these days: at parties, on talk shows, and in books that head the best-seller lists.
Surmounting a backyard challenge points to the solution to larger problems.
When Christ, Truth, heals, the result is not only freedom but new life and light.
Isn't there more to the environmental ethic than facing up to a bad alternative? Doesn't it require living by the law of Love?
Grace is often regarded as an added-on virtue—many things may seem more important. But divine grace is so much more; it acts at the center of our lives.
One
of the first Christian Science healings I witnessed was the healing of my son when he was a baby of about six months.
With humility and rejoicing, I submit this testimony.
I woke one morning with the words of Hymn 207, written by Mrs.
One day several years ago I was having trouble swallowing food.
Some years ago a lump appeared on my face that was quite obvious.
As a schoolteacher, I reached a point where I felt burned out.
