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Alive to the goodness of God
Our happiness, health, and well-being depend, more than anything else, on our ability to feel good—to feel and respond to God's reality.
Once I told an experienced musician I knew about a healing of a friend whose shattered health had been restored through Christian Science. The healing took some months. Along with much study and prayer, my friend again and again listened to a recording of one piece of music: a vigorous and lovely quintet for piano and strings by Robert Schumann.
"I can well understand that," said the musician, who was also a Christian Scientist. "That piece virtually sings out, 'There is good.'"

January 29, 1990 issue
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To be changed in some fundamental way
with contributions from Stephen Parsons, Frances Parsons
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Second Thought
Francine S. Kiefer
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Do you long to be loved?
Lucinda Baker Greiner
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Alive to the goodness of God
Stephen Gottschalk
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FROM THE Directors
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Prayer is never imprisoned
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Rectifying past wrongs
William E. Moody
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Soon after my son-in-law moved his family to a large, populous...
Glenice M. Robinson with contributions from Cynthia Nagel
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In 1979 I was living in a New York City building on the...
Ewan C. MacQueen, Jr.
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I wish to express my deep gratitude for Christian Science...
Maria T. Cabrera
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All through my teen-age years and young adulthood, I periodically...
Karolee Peters Downing