May 14, 1990
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Letters
Recently we had a letter from a man who had been reading the Christian Science Sentinel on a London bus.
PROFILE
A New Zealand conservation scientist talks about how he approaches challenges in his work—especially the importance of prayer to what he does.
Article
Elephants
slaughtered for their ivory tusks until threatened with extinction.
Article
As we try to do a better job in dealing with our environment, we may need to explore again some of the more basic questions. For instance, what is the nature of creation and its creator?
Article
To understand man as the image and likeness of God calls for a radical departure from old views of our identity. But this understanding leads to healing.
Article
Taking up our cross does not mean carrying a burden; it means the Christ, Truth, is lifting our burdens.
Editorial
Christian healing certainly relates to individual human need. But if there is a divine law that underlies such healing, wouldn't it also apply to a planet in need—our common home?
Editorial
A superficial look misses the evidence that is crucial to consider.
Testimony of Healing
As
a youngster I came into contact with Christian Science and wanted to follow it.
Testimony of Healing
When I was eleven years old, my mother was healed overnight, through the prayers of a Christian Science practitioner, of the desire to smoke cigarettes.
Testimony of Healing
"In God I will praise his word, in God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do unto me".
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science was introduced to me at a time of great searching.
Testimony of Healing
Shortly before I was born, a neighbor gave my mother a copy of the textbook of Christian Science, Science and Health by Mrs.
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