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When A Large tumor grew on the side of our golden Labrador's jaw, my family and I turned to God for healing. Through our study of Christian Science, we had learned that disease is not a fixed fact.

Where I Live there's a weed that I've found particularly interesting. At one point my yard was full of it.

Our Little Granddaughter had spent Saturday night with us. When I woke her to get ready to go to Sunday School, she exclaimed, "Oh, Grandmother, I was having an amazing dream.

How Often Do We Plead with God, as if infinite Mind needs to be told what to do? How many times do we attempt to direct God to fix a problem, which, in reality, has no existence in His creation? In fact, it's impossible for us, as the expression of infinite Mind, to give information to the source of our intelligence. As Mrs.

The panel discussion at Annual Meeting was preceded by videotaped remarks by Sir John Templeton, renowned global investor and philanthropist, a devout Presbyterian, and the sponsor of the annual Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion. Here are some excerpts:.

A Fellow I Know was, as a young boy, always curious about explosives. His dad, a chemist, had warned him repeatedly not to play with explosive devices.

A woman telephoned a Christian Science practitioner one night to report that she had terrible pain in her body; that she was unable to retain any food; that she couldn't even think because she felt so bad. She asked for treatment in Christian Science.

When I was about twelve years old, we moved to a part of my country where we were among the town's few Christians. My country of origin is Iran, and Bibles are banned there.

People who believe that they experience psychic or portentous feelings and thoughts often say that they are "being told" of future evil. This raises the question of where such omens come from.

At dusk , I stood on the edge of Canyon de Chelly, in Arizona, looking down at sheep grazing on the mesas far below. The Navajo sheepherder's call sounded, and the quietly grazing sheep began to move down toward their enclosures for the night.