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God's law governs our lives
Human law is obviously important to an orderly functioning of society. Yet it also tends to be changeable. Divine law, based on God, Love, is changeless.
Having worked at one time in a law office, I grew to appreciate the workings of the law. I realized that although human laws had their fallibilities and limitations, they did give a glimpse of the grandeur of God's law, which was central to Christ Jesus' teachings.
It is incontestable that the laws of society play an essential role in human experience; in fact without such laws there would be chaos on the highways, in the air, and on railroads, as well as in other aspects of our daily lives. But in contrast to divine law, human law is subject to change.

March 26, 1990 issue
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How do you identify yourself to yourself?
Harriet Barry Schupp
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On waking to morning birdsongs
Anna Marie Zeitlmann
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Something more you can always do
Stephen Gottschalk
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God's law governs our lives
Mary Barnes
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Second Thought
Ellen Goodman
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Time better spent
Donley Hotchkiss Johnson
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The Bible—a sure guide
Barbara R. Banks
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FROM THE Directors
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Should Christian Science be more simple?
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Out of chaos, order
Michael D. Rissler
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Six weeks before our second child was due I began bleeding...
Dorothy John Davis
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In August 1986 I was invited by a friend to spend a few...
Jeffrey Scott Johnson
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About two years ago I was working in my yard, assisting in...
G. Howard Robertshaw
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"Of the ten lepers whom Jesus healed, but one returned to...
Patricia June Ensign