April 16, 1990
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How do you maintain integrity? That is just one of the themes explored with a former administrative law judge, who confronted several ethical challenges during her tenure.
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spite of the commendable effort given to legislating proper codes of conduct, it is helpful to remember that ethical behavior depends primarily on individuals and not on written laws.
There's a difference between rigid perfectionism and the compassion that comes with a growing understanding of the incorruptible goodness of God's creation.
When we take a stand for Truth, we're standing on solid ground, on the foundation on which Christ Jesus built his healing work.
There is a directness and clarity about spiritual reality. It brings the light we need.
We want to know the truth—what the facts are. This feeling doesn't go away, and it shouldn't.
Our lives don't have to hurry past us. There's a way to discover the present goodness God has for everyone and to be at peace right where we are.
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Science was introduced to our family when my parents witnessed the healings of a child who could neither hear nor speak and of someone who had a severe deformity of the back.
As a lifelong student of Christian Science, I know that my expression of gratitude for what a more spiritual understanding of God has done for me and mine is long overdue.
God has filled my life with blessings, and I would like to give gratitude for some of them.
Once when my husband and I were traveling in Tunisia, I became so ill that I couldn't think clearly.
I was healed through Christian Science of a tendency to miscarry, and as a result of this healing I was able to have three lovely sons.
