When I was given a copy of the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, along with an issue of the Christian Science Quarterly, I was delighted to have some tools that would help me to study the Bible on a consistent, in-depth basis and that would elucidate its spiritual meaning. When I found that this study was improving my health and my relationships, and was benefiting my family, my joy knew no bounds.
One of the twenty-six Lessons in the Quarterly is called "Adam and Fallen Man." Over the years in studying this particular subject, I have been able to discern more clearly the difference between the Bible's two accounts of creation found in the book of Genesis.
It was my right
to identify myself
spiritually.
