Editorials

Editorial

Overcoming dogmatic opinions

DeWITT JOHN

Many of the frictions and conflicts of life are traceable to the irrational rigidities of the human mind.
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Healing: waiting until after the resurrection?

NATHAN A. TALBOT

What a privilege for those who traveled with Christ Jesus—watched his healings, heard his teachings, felt his Christliness.
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Dissolving apathy

WILLIAM E. MOODY

Apathy violates the law of divine Love.
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United roles for parent and child

CAROLYN B. SWAN

People generally tend to welcome infants and to cherish their role in the family, even though the parental role is demanding.
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Healing through Love, the universal solvent

DeWITT JOHN

"The universal solvent of Love.
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Responding to the will of God

WILLIAM E. MOODY

The Bible abounds in illustrations of the necessity and blessings of adhering to God's will.
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Liberating logic

CAROLYN B. SWAN

Christian Science treatment, though essentially prayer, may benefit from a conscious application of the discipline of logic.
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Special comment: Church secrecy?

THE EDITORS

There are probably two situations when any denomination faces the strongest temptation to dwell on membership figures— when they're climbing, and when they're slipping.
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Back to normal?

NATHAN A. TALBOT

If health seems beyond reach, or a once stable relationship appears headed for the rocks, or financial security is slipping away, there is an answer.
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Effective prayer for the world

DeWITT JOHN

People often ask about praying for the community and the world, and whether such prayer really does any good.
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Hallowed be Love

CAROLYN B. SWAN

In the vast listings of Webster's Third New International Dictionary of the English Language Unabridged, "Love," capitalized, has no main entry.
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The question of drinking

NATHAN A. TALBOT

The trouble is, for the Christian Scientist, it just isn't as simple as deciding whether or not to have an occasional drink.