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Divine intelligence and our well-being
Many people today are searching for solutions for their health care needs—solutions that go beyond reliance on matter-based systems and those educated in them. And some are finding quick and effective healing by turning to the intelligence, power, and authority of God. In the book that explains this method of healing, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, Mary Baker Eddy writes, “The time has come for a finite conception of the infinite and of a material body as the seat of Mind to give place to a diviner sense of intelligence and its manifestations …” (p. 285).
Why should we consider relying on divine intelligence for our well-being? And what is it like to turn our concerns over to God, who is intelligence itself? Doing so is not blind faith but its opposite: comforting, informative, life-changing, and clear-eyed understanding.
God has many facets. For instance, God is present everywhere, in every moment, not just in certain times and places, because God is Spirit. Spirit includes no molecules of matter and therefore no limitations. Ever-present Spirit is utterly good and loving. God is also all-knowing Mind, embracing His spiritual creation—including each of us—continuously. To recognize truths like these can be the first step in healing with prayer.
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July 1, 2024 issue
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Divine intelligence and our well-being
Mark Swinney
Articles
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Freedom from heredity
Jeffrey Scott Johnson
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Exercising divine control over the body
Evan Mehlenbacher
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Learning about God helps us learn
Catherine Spotts
- Image and Inspiration
Kids
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Everyone prayed!
Heidi Kleinsmith Salter
Healings
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Grateful for quick healings
Sylvia Medeiros
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Toothache cured
Emma Leslie
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Growth dissolves
Tom Heninger
Bible Lens
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July 1–7, 2024
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
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