Those
who are acquainted with the founding of the United States of America are impressed by the Christian ideals that inspired the framing of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Whenever
the control of God, divine Mind, is acknowledged and revered, a pattern of unity emerges, and those who feel they are misfits gradually or quickly overcome this false sense.
The
attitude of Christian Scientists toward so-called infectious and contagious diseases is consistent with their concept of disease as primarily mental rather than physical.
In
explaining the use of parables to elucidate his teaching, Christ Jesus reminded his disciples what the prophet Isaiah had said about those who hear but do not understand and who see but do not perceive.
Keeping
in communion with God enables us to extend or to accept invitations wisely, to recognize and demonstrate true attractiveness, to experience what is lovely, to be confidently alive, and to rejoice in abundant good.
With
the discovery of Christian Science by Mary Baker Eddy, a new era for Christianity began, an era in which Christianity is understood to be Science and true Science to be Christianity.
A study
of the letters and messages of Mary Baker Eddy to the members of her Church convened in their Annual Meetings shows the importance she attributed to these occasions.
