Article January 6, 1992 Issue

Fear and miracles

The "miracle" of spiritual healing is something very natural. It's God's law in action.

Sally Phipps O'Hara

Have you ever had something so wonderful happen it seemed like a miracle—perhaps an accident prevented, a perfect idea that saved the day, an unexpected source of income desperately needed, sudden release from fear?

I love new ways of thinking that open up possibilities never dreamed of. There's something inspiring about broadened horizons, especially ones that come from a better understanding of God. They give us a glimpse at the best of all worlds, an inkling of unlimited potential for good. We gain such views through the study of Christian Science. Promise spans the horizon of this education, and concrete healing results.

The New Testament chronicles Christ Jesus' healing of multitudes. He knew he was working with God, the omnipotence that conquers sin and disease. His healing work proved, through prayer, the way of God. It was not an unnatural interference with law, nor was it mysterious; it was in demonstration of divine law.

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