February 4, 1991
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The hard work and the grace of ballet have taught this dancer larger lessons—lessons about the all-embracing nature of prayer.
"Perhaps values would be of less importance if there were indisputable evidence that all interventions of all physicians were always of clear benefit to all patients.
We want to help others, but just how far can our help go? If we start with divine Love, the possibilities are infinite.
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Announcer: You're listening to The Herald of Christian Science, presented by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, U.
Spirituality should not be taken as a convenient answer to inconvenient questions. The Science of Christ challenges the very foundations of our lives—and transforms them.
Is the path to spiritual understanding full of limitations on what we can and cannot do? Or does it widen our sense of freedom?
Someone who is quietly living spiritual values can have a profound effect on others. We shouldn't underestimate how far-reaching this influence can be.
If someone were to urge us to commit a crime, we'd resist the urging at once. Well, isn't it equally unacceptable to deny our own spiritual selfhood and capabilities?
In
1965 I had hepatitis and spent three months in a hospital.
What does it take to be happy?
This testimony should have been written years ago.
As the fir-clad mountains and majestic hills are round about Levidi, Arcadia, so the love of God embraces His infinite and eternal creation.
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