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Thinking for ourselves
“The time for thinkers has come.”
These words written over a hundred years ago by the founder of this magazine, Mary Baker Eddy, in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures (p. vii), signified that Christian Science was not a dogmatic religion, but would awaken and revolutionize thought.
Yet often, religious practice has not roused, awakened, or revolutionized how we think about God, but has instead closed minds and dulled thought. So we each must consider in what ways we accept various forms of dogma and rote ways of thinking—and how we can be alert to following anything unthinkingly and challenge this tendency in our hearts and minds.
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December 16, 2019 issue
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From the readers
Nina Segelson, Suzanne Connolly, Dawn Rehnstrom
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Praise God!
John Biggs
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The reason for Christmas joy
Michaela von Burski
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‘Whose day is it, anyway?’
Rosemary S. Pendery
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A culture of abundance
David Evans
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Praying the news
Inge Schmidt
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Speaking justly of Mary Baker Eddy
The Office of Committee on Publication
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A quick healing of swimmer’s ear
Teagan Hubbard
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Up and active again after a fall
Victoria A. Williamson
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Shattered wrist bones healed
Marette St. John
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Aggressive symptoms healed
David Maune
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"Sing praise, O waking heart ..."
Photograph by Steve Ryf
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Thinking for ourselves
Larissa Snorek