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Editorials
Allness is at the same time inclusive and exclusive. The allness of God, or good— which is an accepted fact of Christian Science—implies that everything that exists in the universe is included in God and His idea, so all is good.
The effectiveness of the truth of being, as explained in Christian Science, has been proved too often to be fairly questioned. Suppose, though, we've experienced a time when—to our sense of things—truth was not fully demonstrated.
Many people cherish favorite concise sayings to inspire them as they go about their daily round—mottoes that convey messages they feel are helpful in guiding their lives. In her Message to The Mother Church for 1902 Mrs.
True False 1. ---- ---- Drugs, surgery, and other material techniques for healing are developed in response to human ills.
It's the realization of the presence of the substance of God, and of God as the source of all individuality; and the hand-in-hand denial of whatever seems to be in contrast to this. Looking more deeply still, the scientific healer knows that the essence of scientific treatment is divine Truth maintaining its perfection and purity everywhere.
The discovery of Christian Science by Mary Baker Eddy occupies a definable period in the calendar of history. So does her founding of Christian Science.
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"Joy to the world, the Lord is come, Let earth receive her King" Christian Science Hymnal, No. 164; is the triumphant refrain we associate with the annual commemoration of the birth of Christ Jesus.
Three kings feature in the traditional Christmas story as told in legend and carol. The Bible itself does not specify either the rank or number of these visitors to the newborn Jesus; it describes them as "wise men from the east" Matt.
Why is science fiction so in vogue? Maybe because we seek a richer, more varied sense of environment. Perhaps mankind intuitively longs to see the whole cosmos as having pockets of life.