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Have you ever stood on the shore of a lake in winter when the fog was rolling in and tried vainly to see something beyond the bleak and dreary scene before you? Though you can't see it through the fog, you still know there is life on the other side of the lake. When the death of a loved relative occurred, my sense of life became confused and bleak.
Recently I found myself involved in a conflict with several friends. Each strongly felt that his or her view and approach were more right than the others'.
Parents and children— each group is blessed with a unique role to play in bringing God's goodness to light in universal salvation. And ideally, each generation will recognize and accept its responsibility to help the next to surpass its own in spiritual enlightenment and the practical living of it.
The three-year teaching career of Christ Jesus as recorded in the Gospels is rich with practical examples of how to apply the spiritual law of being to the human condition. Much can be learned about healing sickness and sin by examining the relationship between Jesus' works and words.
Red sandstone. Have you ever wondered why these words are in the definition of Adam in the Glossary of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mrs.
For centuries the city of Geneva was a haven for political and religious refugees. In the mid-1500s religious exiles from continental Europe and England fled by the thousands to Geneva to escape persecution and map out the future of the Protestant Reformation.
God is never dormant. He is continuously expressing Himself.
One morning not long ago the postman dropped a Christian Science Sentinel through our letter box. I picked it up and glanced through it, and one article stood out to me.
The idea of the allness of good and the nothingness of evil that Christ Jesus demonstrated, and that Christian Science explains, seems quite remote to many people—sometimes even to lifelong students of Christian Science. After all, we appear to live in a dualistic world in which good and evil share equally in all the moments of daily living.
On Monday evening, June 7, following the 1993 Annual Meeting, a special fruitage meeting was held. Twenty church members from around the world told of their own experiences in reading Science and Health and of how they had felt its transforming power.