March 25, 1991
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The common ground of Christianity is Christly love. It is a love that calls for life, not death; for restoration, not retaliation. In this interview a woman from Northern Ireland speaks of her path to a greater understanding and practice of this love.
For centuries the good news of Christ Jesus' lifework—and his victory over death—have vividly conveyed the power of divine Love. The effect of that Love is still victory and healing.
[Excerpts from a sermon on Mark 16:1–8, regarding the three women, followers of Jesus, who discovered the empty sepulcher where Jesus had been laid.
A computer network dialogue stirred this writer to take a fresh look at what the crucifixion and resurrection mean.
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Olga Chaffee: Welcome to our program, The Herald of Christian Science.
The "Easter message" has a lot more to say about our own lives right now than we may have realized.
Before we decide that God can't help, maybe we should think again. It may be that we've put limits on God, which aren't there. A true understanding of God's nature is powerful. It can heal.
My
parents came into Christian Science during the early twenties after my father had been told by several doctors that he would never walk again.
In Christian Science I learned that we are children of God.
One month before our first child was due, I began to hemorrhage heavily during the night.
I will always be grateful that my parents found Christian Science.
