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Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.

Taking the medicine of Mind

If in times of illness we're used to relying on medical or herbal prescriptions or on various traditional or nontraditional therapies, we may think of prayer as, at best, an adjunct to these approaches. The thought of someone relying exclusively on prayer to address illness may seem in itself like a bad case of "the do-nothings" that requires a cure! Yet prayer rooted in an understanding of God has, independent of other aids , been consistently proved effective in healing disease.

Proving divine Mind's control of the body

The Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, states emphatically, "Be firm in your understanding that the divine Mind governs, and that in Science man reflects God's government. " Science and Health , p.

Prayer: a powerful help in combating tyranny

In most cases, governments help control crime and provide services that support order and stability. But when governments are tyrannical and corrupt, that's a crime in itself and people suffer.

One morning in 1876 a tall woman .

Man—representing Life in its fullness

" We are the hollow men/We are the stuffed men/Leaning together/Headpiece filled with straw," The Complete Poems and Plays—1909-1950 (New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1952), p. 56 writes T.

"I was glad to take on the work"

from the reminiscences of Walter W. Watson , July 17, 1932 In celebrating the centennial year of The Christian Science Publishing Society, the Journal recognizes the many behind-the-scenes sacrifices involved in carrying out its healing mission.

8:27-30 Still in Gentile territory, Jesus .

Enriched by spiritually scientific reasoning

The Science of Christianity is to be enormously valued. It's the way to a fundamental spiritual understanding of being.

Getting the most out of sports

Jennifer Swan ("J. J.

On witchcraft

She practiced witchcraft, what she called white magic. Her spells were for good and not intended as a curse, but she believed that evil was also real and powerful.