December 21, 1998
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From the Editors
"I love to observe
Christmas in quietude, humility, benevolence, charity, letting good will towards man, eloquent silence, prayer, and praise express my conception of Truth's appearing.
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"The quest for God
begins with an inner awareness that there is more to life than physical existence," says Pauline Rudd, a senior research fellow in biochemistry at the University of Oxford.
You hear a lot this time of year about putting the Christ back in Christmas, but this article gives new meaning to that phrase. It doesn't simply urge minimizing the emphasis on materialism. Rather, it explains the Science of Love that Christ Jesus lived so fully—the Science at the heart of Christmas.
If you could celebrate Christmas anywhere in the world, where would you choose? Probably not a foxhole or a jail, yet these authors found Christ with them in those very places.
Two days before Christmas, tears filled Zamora's eyes as he accepted this special gift.
Knowing what's true about God helps you confront—and heal—pain with confidence.
At one time my wife and I were traveling on the Coastal Express off the coast of Norway.
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Methodist minister for a downtown Cleveland congregation, Dr. Chalker is proving, along with church members, the renewal that individuals can foster one person at a time.
Wherever you go, through whatever conditions you travel, you can't roam outside of God's tender care.
Singing is a great way to pray. Have you ever tried it? Find out what happened when Lynn and her family sang to God—on an airplane of all places!
I wanted to be free of this problem and of taking the medication. I asked God to show me the way.
Day by day as my thoughts were filled with these truths, the growth began to decrease in size.
God's omnipotence knows no time or space.
I decided to set aside at least ten minutes daily to pray for peace.
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