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God's law defeats cancer
Predictions of disease are not the final word. Diagnoses are not the final word. The final word is God's, and it is healing.
Some time ago when I turned on the TV, I was greeted by an advertisement recommending that men should have themselves tested for prostate cancer. It predicted that 18,000 Australian men would be diagnosed with prostate cancer and 3,000 would die in the next twelve months.
From my study of Christian Science, I’ve seen that these kinds of pronouncements, while often well-intentioned, plant the seeds of fear in thought. This fear leads people to accept the predictions of disease, and sometimes to become ill with it themselves.
Christian Science makes clear that since each of us is actually spiritual, sickness of whatever kind is a mistaken belief. It is based on the physical senses’ claim that life is in matter. From the many healings I’ve had over the years, I’ve learned that this claim is a lie and can be disproved through understanding the laws of Christian Science.
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April 16, 2012 issue
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Letters
Leslie Dill Gondolf, Betty Keith, Charles S. Cohn
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Drop the stereotypes
Kim Shippey, Senior Staff Editor
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French youth drawn to evangelical churches
A.D. McKenzie and ENInews
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A Bible collector's discoveries
Donald L. Brake, Sr.
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Powerful, innocent, and free
Tom McElroy
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Free from the monster view of manhood
Heather Frederick Brown
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Man up to real manhood
Gordon Myers
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A sermon in a stone
Scott Moseley
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A bridge of angels
Nancy Robison
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Listening–and being an instrument of God
Jim Corbett
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God's law defeats cancer
Donald A. Wilson
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Perfectly placed
Malvin Janesch
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Love's language
Maureen M. Loster
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I absolutely had to do it
Margot Ruck
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Spiritual listening amid the political fray
Laura Clayton
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A record of eternal life
Karen Bailey
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'Clear as a trumpet' inspiration heals
Marian English
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'Cared for, watched over, beloved and protected'
Kristen Wenrick Strange
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Face and jaw healed after a fall
David Coughtry
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Unified in service to God
The Editors