October 21, 2013
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Love simply doesn’t end, since something that is All-in-all can’t have an edge or borderline.
There may be billions of problems in the world, but a few faithful workers and some granules of Truth can change everything.
Let us ever think aright about those who have passed beyond that blue horizon.
One God ensures dignity, safety, and the unfoldment of good for everyone.
How do we look beyond regret to reveal a change in thought that can result in healing?
While canoeing one day on Flagstaff Lake, Maine, I was awestruck by this huge driftwood tree stump.
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This week’s Bible Lesson, titled “Probation After Death,” asks us to ponder deep questions about life after death.
This article was originally posted as a “Dear Me” blog on time4thinkers.
When I was a manager in software development, my team members were often surprised at my genuine happiness when they told me they’d discovered a bug in the operational software.
I attended Christian Science Sunday Schools from the age of three, and there was always a sign on the wall stating, “God Is Love”.
I became acquainted with Christian Science when I was dating the man who later became my husband.
At one time many years ago, I found myself in a dark place.
Do we really want to sleep on—stay in the deadening material sense of existence?
