Editorials

Editorial

Making the break with a "chariots and horses" mentality

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

When Isaiah inveighed against trusting chariots and horses, he was no fuzzy-minded idealist. He was pleading for the practicality of God's law.
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"What's it like to be a Christian Scientist?"

Michael D. Rissler

The study of Christian Science can offer a lot of surprises. But they are good surprises.
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The connection between redemption and healing

William E. Moody

Is spiritual renewal important to Christian healing? How important is it?
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God's law of harmony brings healing

Ann Kenrick

Human pity sometimes brings pain, but true sympathy lifts thought and brings it into line with God's law of harmony.
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Making distinctions—saying "yes," saying "no"

Allison W. Phinney

Deciding when and how to say "no" begins with saying "yes" to God, Spirit.
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Of poetry and prayer

William E. Moody

A poem is more than just meter or rhyme or form. When the heart is speaking—and listening—poetry can actually be a prayer.
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Morning glory

Ann Kenrick

As we accept the glory of God into thought, our view of reality changes and we find the darkness of mortal thinking being replaced by the radiance of Christ.
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The real connection

Michael D. Rissler

The indissoluble bond between God and man can begin to be manifest in human experience as we learn how to rebel against sin and sickness.
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Healing work

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

Prayer isn't really a matter of asking God to work but of lifting our thought to perceive the work He has already done.
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The value of stillness

Ann Kenrick

We can all learn to find the inner stillness which assures us we are in the presence of God.
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Deciding what you really want

Michael D. Rissler

If we could just be sure about what we truly wanted, it would be easier to know how to pray.
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Cement for "the bonds of Christian brotherhood"

William E. Moody

Are common respect and understanding important? Does love for one another really matter? When so many people, families, churches, nations, are challenged by divisiveness, the simple answer must be — "Yes."