In
contrast to the prominent and persistent media attention being given to the findings and perplexities of genetic research, ever since last December a particular statement in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy has been grabbing my attention.
It
used to be that every afternoon on my way home from work I would pass an office building where I saw a couple of rope handrails stretched out from the entrance to the building.
In
his book Conversations with God, James Melvin Washington presents a record of prayer that covers the past two hundred years in the experience of African Americans.
