To
love each other we must understand each other; and to do this we must first understand ourselves—who we are, what the purpose of our lives is, and how this purpose can be achieved.
While
scholastic theology and physiology picture man as material, made of the dust of the ground, having, perhaps, an eternal soul, Christian Science accepts the inspired account of the Bible, where it is recorded that God.
Until
the discovery of Christian Science by Mary Baker Eddy, the world believed that disease controls human beings and that men are the helpless victims of it.
There
is nothing that impels a deeper sense of gratitude in a Christian Scientist than to receive an unfoldment directly from divine Mind, unless it be the opportunity to share the unfoldment with others.
In
the present era of rapidly expanding materialism and complex knowledge, we should often pause to consider the simple teachings of Christ Jesus and note their effect upon the lives of his followers.
