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The following letter landed on the Editor's desk accompanied by a long manuscript: I am sending you the enclosed article at the urging of a professor I had last year. Demand might come closer to the truth.
It all started around 1515, according to tradition, at the White Horse Inn near Cambridge University, in England. A group of young college lecturers in theology and Bible studies met there regularly to talk about Luther's "heretical" ideas.
What could I do to help? A caller said my mother would not live another day. My mother and I always had a close, warm relationship.
Christ Jesus' experience points to a relationship between safety and the concept of resurrection. Trace the life of Jesus.
One hundred years ago this year, a small band of Christian Scientists, under the leadership of Mary Baker Eddy, undertook the construction of the Original Edifice of The Mother Church. From time to time this year, we'll recall the spiritual import behind significant events that took place during the construction.
Wonderful healings have taken place as a result of acknowledging God's allness, His perfection and goodness. This is so often the thrust of a Christian Scientist's prayer.
If a friend asked me what I thought of the textbook of Christian Science, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, I'd think of plenty to say! I know it has given me oceans of spiritual light, unlocking the Bible's enduring truths. It's healed me.
Each Lesson-Sermon published in the Christian Science Quarterly —Bible Lessons is designed to be complete in itself. Its Bible references (King James Version) are corroborated and explained by passages from the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Maty Maker Eddy.
Many people pray in the morning with the hope of establishing their day in peace and harmony. A Christian Scientist does this.