Editorials

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Diets, exercises, and "health-laws" versus spiritual causation

DeWITT JOHN

In contrast to dreaming our way through life without questioning popular assumptions, Christian Science invites us to become fearless thinkers in the Science that challenges all matter-based conclusions.
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When traveling across a desert, it's good to have a horse

NATHAN A. TALBOT

Some people thrive on organization.
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Higher fidelity—a safeguard to marriage

WILLIAM E. MOODY

Recently a friend told me of her deep concern about the marital difficulties a number of her acquaintances had experienced.
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A day immemorial

CAROLYN B. SWAN

The United States of America originally designated Memorial Day to honor its war dead.
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Our real source of unfailing strength

DeWITT JOHN

When we turn to the right source for our strength, we discover that the life-giving energies available to us are unfailing.
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Heal allergies, don't live with them!

WILLIAM E. MOODY

A national news magazine ran a cover story a few months ago, explicitly portraying the effects of allergies on the lives of vast numbers of people.
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Disease: no occurrence, no recurrence

CAROLYN B. SWAN

Health, as a divine quality, is permanently perfect.
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Growing in our understanding of prayer

NATHAN A. TALBOT

The Christian is called on to be a good person—to be humble, modest, honest, affectionate.
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Let prayer lead the way

DeWITT JOHN

How often it is that we face an occasion of some importance to us.
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Our lifeblood

CAROLYN B. SWAN

Figuratively, lifeblood means vitalizing force; and literally, God is the life-giving, life-sustaining power of all His creation.
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Feet washing

NATHAN A. TALBOT

It's one of those strong demands made on a Christian.
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The realization of divine control brings healing

WILLIAM E. MOODY

Among the claims associated with organic, functional, and mental illnesses is the assertion that normal control of the body or of one's thinking can be diminished or lost as a result of the so-called disease process.