Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.
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In today's experimental laboratories much has been discovered that is helpful in releasing humanity from archaic methods of work and eliminating menial tasks. However, published excerpts concerning some current experiments being conducted in the field of genetics state that "momentous scientific advances may soon give us godlike powers to tamper with the essential nature of man.
Recently in a news item describing the misconduct and vandalism of a group of so-called juvenile delinquents, a law officer was quoted as saying that such misdemeanors are often caused by boys who are trying to prove their manhood. If every young person attempted to prove his manhood in the way that Christian Science teaches—spiritually, instead of humanly—there would be no juvenile delinquency.
In his metaphysical work for himself or for one who has requested his aid, the student of Christian Science recognizes the perfection, completeness, and harmony of man's spiritual being made in God's likeness. From that basis he denies reality, place, and power to the evil that falsely claims presence and dominion.
The late Dr. Charles P.
The triumph of good is inevitable. Christian Science reiterates and demonstrates the teaching of the Bible that God, Spirit, made all and made it good, and that evil, therefore, is unreal.
These words of Mrs. Eddy occur in a letter to one of her students: "A real scientific Healer is the highest position attainable in this sphere of being.
When Christ Jesus gave his disciples the command, "Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature," Mark 16:15; he expected them to obey. And they did.
Christian Science reveals that man is spiritual and immortal, forever embraced in the Father. This real man has no need of protection, since he is the perfect image of the perfect Mind, God.
Christ Jesus relied on prayer, not on material means, for healing. His example calls for the healing of disease, lack, inharmony, and other troubles by spiritual means alone.
The marriage ceremony in Christian churches generally includes Christ Jesus' words recorded by Matthew, "What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder. " Matt.