June 22, 1992
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From the Editors
There
was a line in a recent movie where one character said to another, "It is more important for you to look good than to succeed.
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If the famous unduly fascinate —or intimidate us—we're picking up on false signals. True worth has to do with spirituality, with the manhood and womanhood of God's creating.
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Christ Jesus was humble enough to acknowledge that his ability to heal and to help others came directly from God.
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Meekness doesn't have to mean becoming a doormat. Jesus' meekness brought with it the unparalleled healing power of divine Spirit.
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Isn't it time to explore more fully the spiritual force behind true development—for individuals and nations?
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Prayer can help stop the juggernaut of negative trends— whether social, environmental, or economic.
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A manufacturing challenge demanded fresh vision from this author. Spiritual inspiration led him to see not only a solution but more of the all-encompassing good effect of God's law.
Editorial
There are times to march into life's battles. But there are also times to stand back and let God reveal a very different scene.
Editorial
What's the real significance of the Dead Sea Scrolls discovery? An interview with a leading archaeologist from Jerusalem provides some answers.
Testimony of Healing
At
the end of summer vacation, when we were coming by car from a beach in Spain back to Lisbon, my mother was tired, and the dog was making a lot of noise.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science has been my religion since birth, for it came into our home about two years before I was born.
Testimony of Healing
During the years I was growing up I had the great gift of being a pupil enrolled in a Christian Science Sunday School.
Testimony of Healing
Three quarters of a century ago, my mother was healed of acute appendicitis when a copy of Science and Health by Mrs.
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