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RELIGION
Proofs of God's care: are they miraculous?
When miracles are reported in the media or elsewhere, many people are inspired to acknowledge greater spiritual possibilities. Others remain skeptical of, or even hostile to, the concept of God's saving power.
Miracles are so called because they occur outside the realm of any physical laws. Healing through Christian Science might appear to some to be miraculous. Yet while it is true that such healing arises from a realm and power outside so-called physical laws, it is not miraculous. It is the outcome of known spiritual laws. Any person can understand and practice these Christianly scientific laws as set out in Science and Health.

September 1, 1997 issue
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TO OUR READERS
The Editors
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Archbishop Tutu on reconciliation
by Kim Shippey
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Loyalty to God overcomes prejudice
Suzanne M. Nightingale
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Defeat racial hatred with love
Cynthia Alyce Neely
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Discover your ageless being
Lacy Bell Richter
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What's your top priority?
Pauline D. Jenner
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Wait
Casey Wade Wright
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Love the hate away
Heidi Kirschenman
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Ready to heal
Harriet Barry Schupp
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A petition's answer
Marcia Claire Eklund
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Proofs of God's care: are they miraculous?
Sharon Moore Price
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Gambling—just entertainment?
Deborah Sheldon Briggs
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"Go, and sin no more"*
Patrick L. Flavin
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Prepared to change?
Russ Gerber
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I am particularly grateful for knowing Christian Science
Aniedu Joseph Ediene
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One night as I was playing on the trampoline with my friends,...
Robyn Hill with contributions from Char-lee Hill
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"Perfect love casteth out fear" (I John 4:18)—and brings healing,...
Barbara J. Plummer