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Editorial

Loving our true self

The better we understand God, the better we see our true self—not in terms of human personality traits, but as the offspring of God. This keeps us from engaging in chronic self-improvement or self-criticism. 
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Article
Our prayers for the offices of government can help uphold the office, its purpose, and the spiritual qualities necessary to sustain it. And this naturally blesses.
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Poem

No longer inflamed

Fever-pitched? 
Feel the cool balm of 
the ever-presence of God, good, 
     quelling the terror, the inflamed thought—
the sweet assurance that ...
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Article
I could feel my thought shifting, looking to omnipotent Spirit as the single source of strength.
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Article

Discard the label

I felt united with all God’s spiritual ideas, free of material identities or labels. It occurred to me that this is what I most needed and wanted.
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Kids
Thoughts from God are right there for us, even before we ask! 
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Testimony of Healing

Healed step by step

I felt divinely led to keep my mind open about my next hiking adventure. This required a big leap of faith in God.
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Testimony of Healing

No more carpal tunnel syndrome

The healing came about naturally within two weeks of starting Christian Science treatment.
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Testimony of Healing
I became more faithful and receptive to divine Truth and Love, trusting in God’s perfect care. 
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Bible Lens

Everlasting Punishment

In the New Testament, righteousness signifies more than being right legally or ethically; it signals a right relationship to God, expressed in Christly thought and behavior.
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Letters

Letters & Conversations

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