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Fruitage from focus on Science and Health
In the chapter called "The Christian Science Textbook" in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, Mrs. Eddy writes: "Is it too much to say that this book is leavening the whole lump of human thought? You can trace its teachings in each step of mental and spiritual progress, from pulpit and press, in religion and ethics, and find these progressive steps either written or indicated in the book" (p. 114).
What a great basis for study of the textbook this is making for me: to consider the world's progressive steps—in human rights, environmental attitudes, everything—and then trace the underlying mental and spiritual leavening of thought to passages in our textbook! It will certainly help me to take note specifically of how Science and Health is transforming the universe.
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January 10, 1994 issue
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from the Editors
The Editors
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Health care and regeneration
Nancy J. Doty
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Man: created by Spirit— not evolved from matter
Elizabeth P. Kellogg
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Retrospection
Annette Kreutziger-Herr
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Immediate forgiveness
William Preston Badger
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The best traveling companion
Mary Lee S. O'Neal
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Looking through the right end of the telescope
Barbara Morris
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A life with purpose
William E. Moody
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The First Commandment: being loyal to God
Barbara M. Vining
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Matthew and his friends
Patricia L. Wilkin
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This testimony is long overdue, but it confirms my great...
Barry Lee Freed
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Christian Science has been my only physician, healer, surgeon,...
Russell L. Luerssen