Article September 16, 1996 Issue

A QUESTIONS & ANSWERS EXCHANGE

Are there questions you'd like to explore with other readers and with the editorial staff of the Sentinel? This column offers a place for that exchange to happen. What's here isn't intended to give a definitive answer. The queries and the ideas spring from the heart, as we are walking side by side.

Q. Doesn't belief in the mental cause of disease make you feel personally responsible for your ills?—from an inquirer in Massachusetts

A. The recognition that disease has a mental cause does not bring a burden; it puts us on the path of health and healing! It helps us watch our own thought, the first line of defense. Keeping our thoughts true to God's goodness gives us the divine antidote to whatever would threaten our God-given wholeness.

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