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God's economy: unlimited good
We may think our prospects are defined by circumstances such as the job market or certain political or economic situations. We may even become convinced that these conditions are what limit our prospects. Our day-to-day life would appear to be confined by the very view we, and others, hold to as the current state of things. It would be impossible to break free of these restrictive concepts of life, if it were not for the Christ.
Christ, the spiritual idea of God, awakens us to the reality that God is here—now, and always. Christ reveals to us that as God’s children, our true nature and our environment include limitless goodness, health, honesty, stability, justice—all the divine qualities of being.
The message of the Christ is that the kingdom of God is within us, as Christ Jesus taught and proved. This kingdom stands forever. The prayer Christ Jesus gave to the whole world, known as the Lord’s Prayer, declares, “Thy kingdom come” (Matthew 6:10). This prayer is an active acknowledgment of God’s ever-presence and power. It makes a clear distinction between the belief of life as governed by chance and circumstances and the Christianly scientific understanding that where we truly live is within the perfection of God, Spirit.
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June 24, 2013 issue
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Letters
Margaret Wylie, JSH-Online comment, Kay Stumpf
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God's economy: unlimited good
Kari Mashos
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The Moldau and the Dead Sea
Patrick M. Collins
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'An expected end'
Ann Van Tassel
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European unity: What is the real need?
Michaela von Burski, Myriam Betouche, Elizabeth Mata
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A life corrected
Christopher Jones
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Trust the spiritual law of harmony
Christa Kreutz
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Living the Golden Rule—globally
Sentinel staff
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With God's light
Xander
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My song of praise
Imogen
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Back pain and warts disappear
Kerry Flatley
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Quick recovery from burns
Jared Eggers
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Healed of asthmatic bronchitis
Carla Chávez
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Hearing restored
Marilyn J. Smith
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No overlooked solution
The Editors