Editorials

Editorial

Refuting the Evidence of the Senses

William Milford Correll

One of the distinctive features of healing in Christian Science is the necessity of refuting the evidence of the senses.
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Spiritual Healing Is Not Miraculous

Alan A. Aylwin

From time immemorial, for the most part, humanity has accepted the testimony of the physical senses without question.
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Inspiration Is Essential

William Milford Correll

To grow morally and spiritually, one must feed upon the bread of Truth and feel the strength and substance of infinite Spirit.
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The Control of Unconscious Thought

Helen Wood Bauman

Ordinarily the control of the body is classified as conscious and unconscious, voluntary and involuntary.
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The Way "which leadeth unto life"

Alan A. Aylwin

Is there a sure and certain way to an invincible sense of health, happiness, abundance, and fulfillment?
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The Foolishness of Friction

Helen Wood Bauman

There are various frictions in human experience that are common to most people: friction with the world, with one's job, with other personalities, and even with one's human self.
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Three in One

Alan A. Aylwin

In The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, Mrs.
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You Pray with Your Life

William Milford Correll

In the history of mankind prayer has been conceived of in many ways—from the automatic prayer wheel of the Tibetan to the prolonged night vigil in the Garden of Gethsemane.
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There Is No Penalty

William Milford Correll

One of the most liberating statements of the Bible has come to us from Paul in his letter to the Romans.
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What Health Is

Helen Wood Bauman

To be healthy, we must understand what health is.
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Let Us Work for Brotherhood

Alan A. Aylwin

Paul, the great Apostle to the Gentiles, clearly recognized the essential brotherhood of all men.
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The Theology of Hope

Helen Wood Bauman

According to news media, the interest of many modern theologians is switching from the theory that God is dead—silent—to the theory of hope—that He will speak in the future.