February 20, 2006
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From the Editors
Back in college, my friend, who was studying to become a medical nurse, called me with a complaint.
Vast sums are spent worldwide on prescription drugs, not only by consumers but also by those who are, wittingly or not, selling and spreading the very ills they claim to fight. A Christian Science healer's perspective.
For a news summary on the promotion of pharmaceuticals—and specific insights for those who want to respond prayerfully—we turned to a seasoned writer at The Christian Science Monitor.
When she worked in a pharmacy earlier in life, the writer learned a valuable lesson about true healing power.
Permanent freedom from diagnosed multiple sclerosis came when the writer began confronting mental images of disease described in advertisements.
A look at the freshness and relevance of what may be the Bible's most beloved of psalms.
When many still believe human ancestry determines one's worth and future, what does it mean to discover we're each a child of God? Everything.
The pretzels we configure ourselves into to justifyWhy our hearts have not arrivedAt the place our thinking says is right!Love is forgiving.
IN MY FIVE YEARS
of serious training for the 2002 Winter Olympics, I never envisioned myself standing on the sidelines of the Games—let alone being happy about it.
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DOES FLU HAVE TO BE MORE OF A MENACE AND BECOME DEADLIER DURING CERTAIN YEARS?
One morning, I had a severe headache that was interfering with my work, my attitude, and my joy.
Last summer, I noticed that my left ring finger had curled under, and that trying to straighten it was quite painful.
The year 2004 was traumatic for me, and filled with great loss.
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When you're studying Christian Science, healing comes right along with spiritual growth.
WHAT IF WE WERE SO FIRMLY GROUNDED IN WHAT IS ACTUALLY TRUE ABOUT OUR HEALTH STATUS THAT WE WERE NEVER CAUGHT OFF GUARD?
