Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.
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These days people can hardly avoid being familiar with theories about the physiological cause and treatment of diseases. Television, magazines, and most daily papers all devote significant attention to health issues.
Like a personal letter, a journal tends to be informal, direct, and spontaneous. Someone keeping a journal quickly jots down thoughts and impressions and then moves on to the next day.
The Bible promises people who seek to know God, divine Truth itself, "Ye shall .
Have you ever wanted to escape to a mountain cabin and feel the freedom of total release from responsibilities? Vacations may provide a temporary relief, but before long we are back to those duties that sometimes seem to weigh us down. A misunderstanding of the relationship of God and man often underlies a sense of burden.
As much as our hearts may ache when we see scenes of poverty, malnutrition, or the homeless, we often may feel helpless to do anything about these problems. But we're never really helpless.
Writing to heal Getting out the message of Christianity challenges each new generation of the followers of Christ Jesus. Our works— the living of the message—reach out to those looking for answers.
I wasn't very happy. I lived in a suburb that had been hastily constructed in the 1960s in France.
Why is healing through prayer so important to Christian Scientists? For the same reason it was important to Christ Jesus. Healing illustrates tangibly the divine authority of the Science through which the healing is accomplished.
The book of Genesis tells us that Jacob once had a vision. While he slept, "he dreamed, and behold a ladder set up on the earth, and the top of it reached to heaven: and behold the angels of God ascending and descending on it.
The tiny ray of light, shining through my bedroom window, made it appear as though a small piece of wallpaper had been torn away from the wall. I reached up toward the spot to see if the wallpaper really was torn and was relieved to see that it was only a thin shaft of sunlight on the dark blue wallpaper.