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The author notes that "The false claims that matter creates, constitutes, and governs man need to be denied, and we can affirm the absolute truth that causation, substance, and law have their source in Spirit."

If we’ve been raised in Christian Science, we may be tempted to take its daily blessings and harmonizing effects for granted. There comes a time, however, when it’s necessary to dig deeper in order to make this healing Science our own.

When Mary Baker Eddy issued instructions to begin publication of a daily newspaper, she made a significant statement, notable both for what it did not say as well as for what it did. What Mrs.

Because the life of Christ Jesus is central to Christian Science, it’s always worthwhile to consider what his life means to us. And the way to truly understand and appreciate Jesus is to follow in his footsteps.

The author called herself an atheist, then she found Christian Science and everything changed.

We find salt in perhaps every household on this planet due to its highly prized qualities; it is essential in the preparation of food for man not only because it enhances the taste of food, but also because it helps preserve it. This last quality was extremely important in Jesus’ time.

I am in sixth grade. In July, during school vacation, I like to attend a Christian Science camp in the United States because I learn many new things and learn to express courage, confidence, freedom, kindness, and other qualities that come from God.

Over the years , I heard much about Christian Science nursing from my mother-in-law, who had trained at the Christian Science Benevolent Association at Chestnut Hill as a young woman during World War II. My first personal encounter with Christian Science nursing was a very special experience when my daughter was in elementary school.

Thank you on the deepest level for having these conversations with the Christian Science Field. I have worked and prayed for, and eagerly anticipated, what a greater understanding of Christian Science nursing can do for both our Field and the world.

To some extent our lives are defined, or at least affected, by religious ideas. Many Christians adopt the viewpoint given in the second chapter of Genesis that man was created materially perfect by God, and then original sin brought man down into imperfection.