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Constantly learning
New, even surprising insights—I get them each time I dig deeply into Mary Baker Eddy’s book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. It was when I was first starting school that I was introduced to this life-changing book. There were a good number of children’s books in my house, and I loved reading. And, happily, I would read those familiar books over and over.
Then, when I was given my own copy of Science and Health, I noticed that when I would read it, I would feel different from how I felt when reading my other books. There on a page, an idea would be presented with such tender care, and as it would start to become clear, I would feel the love of God wash over me. It was a most wonderful feeling.
You know, today, Science and Health remains a new book for me because that very same thing continues to happen. Mary Baker Eddy, although I never met her, is someone I consider a lifelong friend, and those ideas that were revealed to her by God, those ideas in Science and Health, are constantly opening up fresh, life-transforming views of truth that heal and change me to the core. Let me tell you about a recent instance, when an idea from the book was illumined.
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February 22, 2016 issue
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Letters
Nancy Malard, Missy Williams, Jewell Collins, Leslie Goshorn
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Putting God first
Marilyn Wickstrom
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A week devoted to God
Laurie M. Scott
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The whole picture
Cate Vincent
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Annual Meeting 2016
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Constantly learning
Mark Swinney
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When prayer replaced panic
Jenny Sinatra
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Inflamed toes and resentment healed
Dilys Bell
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Freedom of movement restored, humility gained
Janice Quigley
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Wrenched knee healed
Barbara Warsinskey
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Healed of panic attacks
Marietta Stofer
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Open now our eyes to see
Photograph by James Scott
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How shall we celebrate?
Scott Preller