The Bible presents a revelation of self-sustaining substance that is permanent—demonstrably undepleted, unspent, inexhaustible, indestructible, and, in fact, irreplaceable.
A man who had just started to study Christian Science was trying to grasp the meaning of "the scientific statement of being"—those six potent sentences in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
The occasion of the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church affords us an opportunity to consider how we have progressed in specific ways, since the satellite videoconference last December, toward living for all mankind.
This editorial begins on a historic morning for Christian Scientists—the morning of December 8, 1984—the day of the first satellite videoconference for Christian Scientists all over the world.
One Sunday afternoon a commentator on television was talking about what he felt was essential in order for a Christian church to be true to God's Word.
