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"In the beginning"—health
In contrast to the prominent and persistent media attention being given to the findings and perplexities of genetic research, ever since last December a particular statement in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy has been grabbing my attention. The statement was included in the Christian Science Quarterly Bible Lesson on the subject "Christ Jesus" during Christmas week. It reads, "The time cometh when the spiritual origin of man, the divine Science which ushered Jesus into human presence, will be understood and demonstrated" (p. 325).
What struck me as I read this was the amazing fact that the divine Science Mrs. Eddy discovered in the Bible and explains in Science and Health is the very Science that "ushered Jesus into human presence" through his virgin birth. Divine Science has been around for a while! And this Science has enormous significance in regard to humanity's quest for health and its endeavor to break free of the heartbreaking limitations of human heredity. In proportion as divine Science is investigated and understood, its healing power can be, and is being, demonstrated. Reports of the healing of hereditary conditions through Christian Science come across my desk regularly. Just the other day, I reviewed an article manuscript that contained the author's account of her healing of a hereditary disease.

September 4, 1995 issue
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Bosnia—whose battle is it?
Beulah M. Roegge
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Our work for peace—everywhere
Sharon Moore Price
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School prayer
by Kim Shippey
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Your right to be healthy
Sharon Slaton Howell
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Lessons from a still lake
Thomas Richard Mitchinson
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Is it possible to "pray without ceasing"?
Harriet Berg Harvey
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Finding home, going home, being at home
Gay Bryant
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An angel at midnight
Kurt Lancaster
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Goals, priorities— and spiritual discernment
William E. Moody
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"In the beginning"—health
Barbara M. Vining
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Often when I pause to pray about some particular problem,...
Linda Jo Beckers
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At age fifteen I became very religious
Mattie Jo Detherage