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Health care: a spiritual perspective
Because of daily medical news reports and health-care law updates, I have been thinking about how to pray about health care.
The Bible and these periodicals are full of accounts that show healing as a result of practicing Christian Science, which relies on the laws of God for health. In an article titled “The potency and power of Christian Science healing,” Nathan Talbot wrote, “Christian Science presents the Comforter that Christianizes, instead of medicalizes, human consciousness” (The Christian Science Journal, May 2017). So how can we uplift or Christianize our consciousness to experience reliable health care?
True health comes into our experience through a change in consciousness. For me that change involves exchanging thoughts that need rejecting for the true sense of health. So, what am I rejecting in thought? The concept that life and health are based solely on a physical body subject to physical and material laws; that only drugs, chemicals, radiation, or surgery can heal; that sickness and disease are inevitable and real. I exchange this view for a new and true concept of health that is found through an understanding of God.
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January 29, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Kay Deaves, Kathleen Cramer
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Your right to be joyful
Jyoti Raghu
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What comforts one and all
Martin Vesely
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To be a true witness
Margaret Jane Seymour
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Health care: a spiritual perspective
Leslie J. Revilock
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No more aggressive doubt
Robert Witney
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Dropping the ‘party persona’
Name Withheld
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Paralysis reversed
Caroleen M. Scholet
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Healing of thyroid deficiency
Robert Rupp
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Horse healed of pain
Andrea Ward
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The lights must shine on
The <i>Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board
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‘Thoughts and prayers’: beyond cliché to effective response
Heidi K. Van Patten
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What it means to be spiritual
Kim Crooks Korinek