September 22, 1997
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From the Editors
In the last few years, a significant number of books have been published that purport to help men communicate with women—and vice versa.
Science and Health draws distinctions between the masculine and feminine, but from the basis of their spiritual characteristics.
Jesus taught that placing our hopes in another sex or person could never satisfy our deepest needs.
Better than having to get rid of infected thoughts, is preventing their entering consciousness in the first place.
The increasing influence of femininity on sports and sports journalism is having positive effects.
During
this past January's professional football playoffs in the United States, there were several encouraging references in sports news coverage to religious faith and its impact on team and individual performances.
Some
years ago, I was on a trip that explored the sea journeys of the Apostle Paul.
Recently
a friend told me that she felt she could not be healed of a long-standing problem until after she passed on.
As
a senior in high school considering the options I had for college the following year, I selected two schools to which I wanted to apply.
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Q: When God talks to you, is it a noise or a thought that you respond to?
I discovered that the deepest desire of each young person is not for things, power, popularity, ... but to know how dearly he or she is loved by God.
When
you sat with a group of friends listening to their fears and discouragements,
Health is a condition of God's own being, a condition of divine Mind.
Alcohol addiction and severe burns instantly healed.
Heart trouble quickly healed through prayer.
When I removed the bandage, there was no evidence of injury.
On that day the pain disappeared and it has not returned.
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Do you recognize this person: good communicator, well-organized, flexible, has office skills, is an active member of The Mother Church and is cherishing the desire to put his or her talents to work in support of the Christian Science movement?
