October 19, 1992
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From the Editors
There
are dramatic events that receive much of the public's attention—for example, the recent hurricanes that swept the southeastern United States and the Hawaiian Islands, or the tidal wave in Nicaragua.
Our unselfish response to God, divine Love, can be the very thing that brings healing.
The man of God's creating—our genuine, spiritual selfhood—is actually flawless.
So-called "natural" disasters, such as the fierce hurricane that recently struck the Bahamas, southern Florida, and moved into the Louisiana area, are never really natural.
It's natural for each of us to express the mothering qualities that come from God.
Real humility impels us to put aside worldliness in favor of the healing influence of Christ, Truth.
We don't have to feel stranded or caught in a "time warp" by the rapid pace of current events and changing circumstances. God provides all the stability and wisdom we need.
Sometimes it seems we've got enough to think about in just praying for ourselves. But when we love enough to reach out to others in prayer, we help both them and ourselves.
A new monthly series on the Bible will begin in the November issue of The Christian Science Journal.
At
a regular dental checkup, I was informed my teenage daughter had seventeen cavities.
"He led him about, he instructed him, he kept him as the apple of his eye.
When our daughter was about five years old, we went ice-skating as a family.
