April 28, 2014
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I began to consider that my freedom from this addiction was connected to my grasping more clearly the truth about my preexistence with God.
Instantly the loneliness and depression left me, and I felt a sense of peace and well-being.
My focus now began to change from fitness as a runner to spiritual fitness as a child of God.
In the cold enclave of self-righteousnessFrom the false confidence and shallowness of human willOut of the mire of self-searching and doubtDawns a new light, brighter still
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This week’s Christian Science Bible Lesson, titled “Everlasting Punishment,” begins with the promise of God’s “everlasting kindness”.
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For many of us, it’s one of the great ironies of our time that with more than 2,000 books on the attainment of self-esteem now published, and with educational programs in schools designed to cultivate self-esteem continuing to proliferate, the real need is for self-forgetfulness—rooted in our understanding of God.
Three children from a Christian Science Sunday School in Washington State share with the Sentinel how they’ve been healed through prayer.
One day my dad came rushing in the front door and told my mother about a wonderful talk he had heard on the car radio about a religion called Christian Science: “They talked about ideas I’ve never heard before! They mentioned a book, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
One day last year I was taking my wife back to the nursing home, where she lives, after an outing.
About the middle of August 2011, I found myself reading the weekly Christian Science Bible Lesson with unusual eagerness.
Several years after we had built a new home, a job opportunity for my husband opened up in a different state.
A couple weeks ago I was eating some popcorn and one of the hulls ended up at the far back of my throat or tongue—I couldn’t tell which.
Darkness has never once, in all of history, created anything, destroyed anything, or caused even the slightest change.
