Editorials

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Genuine scientific breakthrough

Michael D. Rissler

Whether we've thought of it or not, we're all scientific researchers, and our laboratories are our lives.
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Wanted: words of love

William E. Moody

When a tender word is needed, are we willing? And when the words come, do they sound and feel like real love?
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Something must be done, something we can do

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

No subject has been given more worldwide media attention than AIDS. Is it getting the spiritual attention and prayer that are called for?
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Freedom from guilt and shame

Michael D. Rissler

Too much to hope for? Let's take another look together at the possibilities.
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From awakening to demonstration—some goals of class instruction in Christian Science

William E. Moody

There are many forms of education and training, but when we want to gain spiritual progress, it makes sense to have spiritual education.
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Christianity: again a religion of acts

Allison W. Phinney

What was it that gave such vitality to the earliest Christian Church? What made Christianity a religion of acts rather than words?
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"Gone on arrival"?

William E. Moody

What lasts and what doesn't ... it's important to discover the difference.
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The strong tower of God's allness

Ann Kenrick

We can find safety from the harsh buffetings of mortal existence as we learn more of God's nature as omnipresent Spirit.
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At the core of Christian healing

Michael D. Rissler

Go far enough, get to the very center of Christian healing, and you'll find one constant factor.
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Everyone whole, everyone without handicap

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

A definition of wholeness that begins with divine Love's image of man frees us to love, support, and heal.
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A diligent search and a clean sweep

Ann Kenrick

However desperate the situation appears, prayer can bring the recognition that we are never outside God's loving care.
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From the mundane to the sacred

Michael D. Rissler

The spirit of God doesn't haphazardly tumble into our lives. We can nurture spiritual receptivity and ready ourselves for the most profound discoveries of God's presence and power.