Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.
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WHAT is often called the population explosion presages the possibility of problems of supply which to many people may seem unsolvable despite unparalleled advances in the physical sciences toward their solution. But Christian Science, the Science of God's allness and His infinite provision for man, affords the spiritual solution, and in the degree that this Science is understood, humanity will have abundant supply for all its needs.
IN the eyes of the world Jesus' lifework terminated in a cross of dishonor and defeat. Little did his enemies realize that the name, the teaching, and the influence they expected to obliterate were perpetuated through the crucifixion.
TO her students Mary Baker Eddy, the beloved Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, extends an invitation. She says (Miscellaneous Writings, pp.
FOR centuries men have searched for the kingdom of heaven as if it were some far-off place. Yet when Jesus walked among the people, he told them that the kingdom of heaven is at hand, and in proof of this he destroyed all kinds of mental and physical inharmonies.
" FINALLY , brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things" ( Phil. 4:8 ).
GOD is here. God is everywhere.
ONE meaning of "heal" is "to restore to original purity or integrity. " The word "original" in this definition implies that man started out whole and without blemish.
THERE is a lovely old apricot tree in our neighbor's yard which reaches out over our fence and blossoms profusely each spring. It bears some fruit, but most of its fruit drops before it ripens.
WE hear a great deal about status seeking these days. People seek to be, and often are, judged by the things they possess, wear, or display.
THE thousands of individuals attending schools and universities for the purpose of gaining knowledge indicate the universal acceptance of the world's need of enlightenment. Mankind believe themselves to be existing in a material universe about which they know very little.