Editorials

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On being the effect of God

Carolyn B. Swan

We don't have to accept as our own anything less than good. God is the only valid cause, and His effects are wholly good.
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Freedom: "a privilege of maturity"

William E. Moody

Liberty can become license without spiritual growth and maturity.
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What the author thought about revisions of Science and Health

A. W. P.

A lie left to itself is not so soon destroyed as it is with the help of truth-telling.
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Why the Ninth Commandment is so interesting

Allison W. Phinney

What's wrong with a "little" lie, a little bending of the truth?
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Christ stills complaint

Carolyn B. Swan

Merely complaining about a situation can't improve it. But praying about it can.
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Simple things mean a lot

Michael D. Rissler

Here a little, there a little — the simplicity of Christliness always enters human lives in ways that each one of us can understand.
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Discover the healing Christ

Carolyn B. Swan

As we explore the truth revealed in Christian Science, we discover the way to healing through Christ.
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Irrespective

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

The answers prayer gives are not fitted in like pebbles among the boulders of circumstance. Instead they show a whole new landscape.
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Experience, humility, and spiritual healing

Michael D. Rissler

Spiritual healing has long been associated with faith and religion. But the question remains, Can spiritually scientific healing power be learned and understood?
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Christian healing— a continuing legacy from our Saviour

William E. Moody

The New Testament promise of God's healing love isn't just ancient history. It's a promise that remains alive even in the twentieth century.
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Are we receptive to healing?

BARBARA-JEAN STINSON

Sometimes people, especially those who are just learning of Christian Science, wonder if it can heal physical conditions that might be labeled extremely serious or even incurable.
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You the reader, yesterday's megatrends, and today's spiritual morning

ALLISON W. PHINNEY, JR.

Next week's Sentinel will look a little different.