December 10, 2012
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Letters
My jaw actually fell open when I saw an article about the Burning Man event in Nevada in the November 5 Sentinel [Michael Morgan, “Seekers unite at a ‘Burning Man’ festival”].
Upfront
Is the devil (or evil in its many insidious guises) still hovering around, despite Jesus’ bold efforts to reject it during that mountaintop temptation over two thousand years ago? And are we turning from such inducements with equal vehemence?
Article
Clarity on this thorny theological question can help heal the world.
Article
His prayer breaks through mental chains of witchcraft and protects his family.
Article
Dealing with holiday stress, she found reassurance in the Sermon on the Mount.
Article
This university student prays during a tough computer programming exam.
Through a Spiritual Lens
During a recent visit to York, Maine, my son and I stopped at Nubble Lighthouse.
Sentinel Watch
Divine intelligence isn’t biased toward one side or another.
In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
“… there can be no power except that which is derived from Mind.”
How I Found Christian Science
I was delighted and fascinated with the book.
Items of Interest
Trauma can be
defined as an overwhelming event involving actual or threatened death, serious injury, or threat to person.
Items of Interest
In a recent issue
of the Detroit Free Press, Cassandra Spratling reports that most American families no longer own a Bible.
Testimony of Healing
My parents were not church-going people when they met.
Testimony of Healing
In December 2010, I was busy writing Christmas cards at my desk in my study when my cat, Dickens, was making his way across the top of the wing chair on the wall behind me.
Testimony of Healing
In Christian Science we learn that nothing can impede God’s action.
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