May 29, 1995
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Prayer utilizes the God-derived power of purity, innocence, and love, establishing them in thought and nurturing their expression in our lives.
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God is always in controlProvision that's not a matter of luckA clearer viewSpiritual perceptionFor young people:Clearing the smoke
Like
many people with busy schedules, my husband and I use our videocassette recorder to tape television programs we'd like to view at a more convenient time.
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This week the Sentinel shares extracts from a speech delivered by Dutch theologian and broadcaster, Dr.
I became conscious of the most vivid sense of being loved—loved by God as His beloved son, a son with whom He was well pleased.
How
do we respond if we seem to have reached a dead end in our lives, if we face a situation where there doesn't seem to be a solution or the choices seem unacceptable?
An insight into our spiritual nature initiates moral transformation.
The
past few years have shown a dramatic resurgence of interest in spirituality.
Sometimes
a resolve to break out of old patterns of thought and behavior—to be different, to be new—can well up in us through a glimpse of our inherent purity and goodness as God's spiritual offspring.
In
my early twenties, after the end of my first marriage, I found myself on a first date with a man who neither smoked nor drank ever.
A
healing I had several years ago clearly showed me the scientific, or exact, nature of Christian Science treatment.
"Ye
shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
As
one who had attended Sunday School, but then slipped away from Christian Science, I was greatly troubled by the ravages of nicotine addiction and cigarette smoking.
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Solicitation from individuals and groups requesting large numbers of books are not always legitimate.
