Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.
Articles
Gratitude brings to light spiritual reality, the Truth that subdues the lie of evil. It makes us aware of the protective power of divine Love, the source of Christly affection for our fellowman.
Healing is a process of reconciliation. Does that sound strange? It isn't really, if we think of healing in spiritual terms—as the act of bringing our thoughts into line with God.
A life that's bogged down, has become stifling, or has even started going backward. This bleak picture of life can be transformed, on a practical and provable basis, by a more spiritual view of progress.
The increase in the number of Bibles distributed in the twentieth century has been meteoric. In 1900, nearly thirteen million Bibles and Testaments were sent out worldwide.
" It's tough, isn't it?" a friend remarked. It certainly seemed so.
Mary Baker Eddy's Church, a commitment to the public Shortly after establishing the Church to serve the needs of mankind, Mrs. Eddy saw the importance of keeping the public informed of her discovery.
A Protestant minister who is a friend of mine wanted to know more about Christian Science and its emphasis on spiritual healing, so he joined me in attending a midweek service at a nearby Church of Christ, Scientist. That night several people gave remarkable testimonies of healing, but afterward my friend was mainly interested in talking about certain changes for the better that were told about, which, he felt, "might well have happened by themselves.
Response to the broadcasts of religious programming As soon as I received it, I immersed myself in it. Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy enabled me to discover a new spiritual world.
"It's a small world" probably ought to be a cliche by now—except for one thing. There is so much poignancy, so much hope, and so much yet to be done to make that phrase fulfill its promise.
When I think about church membership, I think about Jacob. It may seem odd, since his idea of church would have been very different from the Christian's.