May 5, 2014
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I was able to get calm and feel confident that God really was meeting my every need.
And just as surely as God protected Moses and his people, that same protection is here for us.
Christian Scientists today rely on the same laws of spiritual healing demonstrated by Jesus Christ.
Forgiveness is a foundational way that we stay out of the chaos and remain committed to the good.
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The Apostle Paul put it bluntly to the church he’d founded in Corinth, where false teachers were luring the members away from pure Christianity: “I fear, lest by any means, as the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtilty, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ”.
The Christian Science Monitor has long held a very special place in my heart because it led me very gently into Christian Science many years ago.
I began to get outside myself; I cared even more about the team, and was hungry to love God more.
As I was leaving a county correctional center one morning, after visiting someone who is serving time for repeated drug violations, it occurred to me that unless we are all watchful in daily claiming our true identity as God’s likeness, at one with our divine source, God, we can easily become prisoners ourselves—mental prisoners.
Early last year I experienced a loss of movement in one of my shoulders and, at times, excruciating pain in that shoulder as well.
Recently, my husband and I went on a cruise with some friends.
I was adjusting equipment for sit-ups at the exercise club when a whole ramp came off a bar and slammed down into the bottom metal brace, wedging the joint of my right index finger between the two.
Even in what may appear to be the most godless environments, divine Love is present.
