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In 1875 when Mary Baker Eddy first set down Christian Science in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, she expounded on its divine Principle and law. This exposition makes it clear to me that her discovery had the nature of a science.

For many years, I’d incorrectly thought of my practice of Christian Science as a kind of “machine” that I could turn on to crank out healings. I believed that if I read enough about Christian Science or prayed hard enough, my problems would be solved.

As avid hikers know, bushwhacking means making your way through thick woods without a trail. It’s tough going.

The Christian Science Monitor   is no ordinary newspaper. Mary Baker Eddy started it, not just to publish the news of human events, but to bless humanity.

The night before a pivotal project is due, a job applicant heeds the call to put God first.

A deep understanding of God and our spiritual nature, coupled with regular prayer, is a dependable, metaphysical form of preventive care.

What does it mean to have dominion “over every creeping thing”?

Recognizing and giving gratitude for the many times God’s grace has manifested itself in our lives can reassure us that healing is always possible.

A First Reader feels the healing touch of the Christ.

A wrong turn at a metropolitan airport prompts gratitude for God’s  spiritual “navigational system.”