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First steps
We are pleased to reprint this selection from the August 17, 1899, issue of the Sentinel. Subscribers to JSH-Online.com can also find this online under the title “Questions and Answers.”
What are the first steps to be taken in acquiring an understanding of Christian Science?
—A Beginner
One who desires to understand Christian Science needs in the first place a copy of its textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker G. Eddy. This book should be faithfully studied in connection with the Bible. As fast as the ideas of Truth are discerned they must be put into practice. Here is where the real work of the student of Christian Science begins. From an intellectual standpoint the study of Science and Health and the Bible may be a very pleasant pastime, but a right conception of Christian Science cannot be gained in this way for it cannot be mastered by the human intellect.
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June 2, 2014 issue
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Letters
Judy, LittleChild, Pauline R. Noorts, Brett L. Stafford
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Big prayers plug us in to progress
Abraham McLaughlin
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Surfing with Spirit
Rick Gaspard
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The race set before us
Cynthia Clague
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"Perfect and pure, ineffable in beauty..."
Photograph by Wendy Rose
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Blessings from the creator
Brian Hall
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At the top of the list
Patricia Gantt Reiman
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Lifeguarding prayers
Sidney Fox
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Safe horseback ride home
Louisa with contributions from Marjie
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Of stones and bones
Biff Bigbie
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No more neck or head pain
Jyoti Bajaj
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'A spiritual foundation of Christ healing'
The Editors