March 15, 1993
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There is, in truth, no authority or source for random events, no place devoid of God's presence in which they can occur.
All of us have read about the challenges of battling addictions —to gambling, drugs, alcohol.
Many doubted at first that they could be healed by spiritual means alone. But they held on....
We are not asked to love all the foibles of mankind. But we are asked to look beyond them to see that each one of us is, in reality, the beautiful, delightful child of God's creating.
To trust in any element of chance, however, is to accept that God is not the only power, that His is not "the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever."
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"When I was seventeen, I ran into problems of morality.
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"Children—worth all the love and care we can give them" is the cover theme of the March 22 Sentinel.
Many years ago I saw a sign hanging in someone's office that read: If you stand still, you'll fall behind.
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faced with emergencies, I am learning to understand that man, under God's jurisdiction, cannot be defenseless or subjected to accident.
It is with deep gratitude that I submit the following account of healing.
We read in Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, "The Bible contains the recipe for all healing.
As a lifelong Christian Scientist, I once envied people who had found this religion later in life.
