January 11, 1993
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From the Editors
Obviously
, men aren't women and women aren't men! Yet perhaps the words on our cover, "True manhood and womanhood—our spiritual identity," will cause some to consider more seriously how important—and wonderful— it is that everyone includes in his or real, spiritual nature both masculine and feminine qualities.
God doesn't selectively give affection. His love is universal; He cares for each of us impartially.
Christian Science helps us see that there is a vital difference between animal courage and moral courage.
Healing through prayer involves knowing man's oneness with God as His image, or spiritual idea.
"Friendship is like music—sometimes the full orchestra, sometimes the chamber ensemble, the unaccompanied suite, or the pause between movements.
If we're faced with periodic suffering, there is a law of God that enables us to be whole and free.
Article
The
January 18 Sentinel examines how there are no limits to God's supply of spiritual good for His children.
We don't have to hide from life's challenges. In fact, there's great satisfaction in solving the problems we face.
The writer discovers in an airport waiting room that expressing mother love has nothing to do with gender. It has everything to do with being made in the image of our Father-Mother, God.
Article
Recently we viewed some of the new videotapes just released by The Christian Science Publishing Society.
In
my third-grade year, I didn't like my teacher because she didn't seem nice.
I have
found healing ideas and encouragement from the testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals so many times that it is time I share the following proof of God's power in my own life.
Listening to our young son talking to himself in the next room makes me want to express my gratitude for many healings.
In my youth, a Christian Science practitioner often came to visit my grandmother.
Like many other teenagers, bowing to peer pressure and the pull of what I thought was an easier, nonconformist lifestyle, I stopped going to church.
Article
A new member of The Mother Church recently wrote: "I cannot keep this wonderful way of being, just for myself.
