Have you ever found yourself dwelling on some past experience with regret and remorse, ruminating over a loss, a failing, or a discordant incident—cogitating on how you might have done things differently?
Most Christian Scientists have friends and relatives who are not interested in Christian Science, and they respect each other's rights of conscience to choose their own religion and means of healing.
Many of Christ Jesus' instructions are difficult for humanity to accept, much less practice, and few are more so than the explicit directive pointed out in Mark's Gospel: "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
