Editorials

To take up arms—spiritually

There is such a thing as a spiritual call to arms. It makes demands on each of us to expose and destroy the lie that says God isn't Principle.

A time to build—this time on bedrock

People seem willing and able now to think more clearly about what was going on in the eighties.

Healing the heart

When we hurt—emotionally and physically—there's comfort to be found. God's love is powerful beyond all else. It can heal anything.

What are we capable of?

If someone were to urge us to commit a crime, we'd resist the urging at once. Well, isn't it equally unacceptable to deny our own spiritual selfhood and capabilities?

A decisive influence

Someone who is quietly living spiritual values can have a profound effect on others. We shouldn't underestimate how far-reaching this influence can be.

Put out that fire!

God's true family is governed harmoniously by His love. Living in accord with divine law helps us to bring peace and healing to potentially explosive situations.

Who heals? Who can be healed?

It isn't some human perfectionism that makes us "eligible" for healing. It is our recognition of what perfect God does for man that brings healing.

Ending intimidation

We're not helpless in the face of veiled or not-so-veiled threats. When we remember God's omnipotence, we see confusion and manipulation begin to diminish—and finally stop.

Thaw out the frozen feelings

Love and brotherhood are what's natural to God's man. A heart thawed by this spiritual and scientific truth finds love that is overflowing.
The nature of divinity—divine Truth—is to make itself known. Isn't it time to abandon the obsolete belief that we can't know God, or that He doesn't want us to know Him?
We hear of people today who are captive to all kinds of oppression. How can we help them? Prayer does set free.

Expectations

Our expectations for good are greatly enlarged when we look to God, who is continuously giving good freely to His children.