January 14, 1991
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From the Editors
Sometimes
there's a tendency to think of spiritual things as distanced from the hard issues that are very much a part of the world.
There is something that anyone can do about terrorism. A young soldier's experience points to the power that enables each of us to help heal violence.
Isaiah's
powerful prophecy of the coming of the Messiah, refers to the Saviour as "The Prince of Peace.
Fear is not something we just have to put up with. Divine Love puts fear out of our lives and thoughts.
Christ Jesus' teaching "Love your enemies" may seem hard to follow. But as we start down this path of peace, remarkable changes occur.
In an era of intense scientific investigation, we can't afford to overlook the Science of Christ, the basis of Christian healing.
Being quiet when it looks as if we are in the middle of trouble is sometimes hard. But if the quiet is prayer, it can lift us out of trouble.
We hear of people today who are captive to all kinds of oppression. How can we help them? Prayer does set free.
The nature of divinity—divine Truth—is to make itself known. Isn't it time to abandon the obsolete belief that we can't know God, or that He doesn't want us to know Him?
He appeared out of the bushes on the side of the road—a very skinny young dog.
I Was
raised in Christian Science and have witnessed numerous instances of God's healing power.
We were expecting our first child and had arranged to have the delivery at the nearby hospital.
Many benefits have come to me through the study and practice of Christian Science, but a healing that occurred some years ago really stands out to me.
My grandparents were Christian Scientists, our grandchildren are Christian Scientists, and everyone in between can say the same.
I am grateful that I was raised in a family where Christian Science was actively lived.
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A current list of public lectures on Christian Science, including places, dates, and times.
