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Putting on record insights into the practice of Christian Science.

Lifting the Veil of Material Sense

Healing in Christian Science is not like any other curative method known to humanity. It does not involve changing a bad human situation into a better one, or a sick body into a well body.

Don't Let the Symptoms Impress You

Christian Science heals sickness by first destroying the mental disturbance that causes it. This Science shows us how to look away from physical symptoms and correct the real culprit, mortal mind, with spiritual Truth.

The Weapons of Our Warfare

Christ Jesus gave mankind spiritual weapons. If we use them, we can accomplish all the good that men have attempted to accomplish with material weapons.

Mind Controls the Body

There is nothing mythical about Christ Jesus' life and works. True, much of what he taught and did runs counter to established theories regarding matter and what produces and controls its action.

Ways and Means

Human beings spend much time looking for better methods for accomplishing things. They constantly search for new, improved ways of doing almost everything from looking after babies to building bridges.

Why Does This Case Not Yield?

A testimony appearing in a recent Sentinel (February 5) tells of a child's healing of dumbness as a result of three years of daily treatment by a Christian Science practitioner. Some healings appear to take longer than others.

"Practitioners' Charges"

Gratitude is the keynote of healing in Christian Science. It opens the door to the reception of Love's abundant outpouring of good to patient and practitioner alike.

Christian Fellowship

Love is essential to the prosperity of a Christian Science church community. In fact, without love there can be no church.

Blessings in Disguise

One of the strange aspects of the conventional mind is its resistance to change. It likes to stay in its familiar ruts, even though they are limiting, even harmful.

The Price of the Pearl

As I look at the things I possess, there are some I consider valuable because of what I could get for them if I were to sell them. There are others I value because of what they mean to me.