January 20, 1992
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From the Editors
The
words on our cover are taken from an interview with Mrs.
About our cover—Progress toward greater respect for civil liberties points to a higher law. It illustrates that God maintains the rights of spiritual manhood and womanhood.
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Prejudice involves a basic misjudgment about another's nature and value. This interview offers a challenge to that kind of misjudgment through the power of Christly love.
Even though economic or social definitions may give small hope for our lives, the spiritual facts show the unlimited possibilities of our mission as God's expression.
Injustice sometimes pounds so hard that we feel like giving up. But this writer found that persistent prayer resists discouragement and brings justice.
What enables us to do the works of Christianity— including spiritual healing? Isn't it the divinely impelled love Christ Jesus taught us to live?
"There was a time when the church was very powerful— in the time when the early Christians rejoiced at being deemed worthy to suffer for what they believed.
To ignore—or deny—the presence of Spirit is to be blinded to reality.
People who have actually lived under oppression have some inspiring things to teach us about the truth that makes us free.
As we draw close to our Father in prayer, man's perfection as the child of God becomes clearer to us.
About
thirty years ago I suffered a nervous breakdown.
Of all of the wonderful things my family has given me, the greatest gift is Christian Science.
I have had the blessings of Christian Science all my life and, consequently, have loved and cherished the Truth since I was a child.
