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Often it may not seem easy to stand confidently in the face of stubborn material evidence, serenely certain of God's healing presence. It didn't seem easy for me the first time.
The broadening participation of women in religion, politics, and business is natural and inevitable. It demonstrates to a degree the fact that the higher sense of womanhood—like the higher sense of manhood—has an important role to play in humanity's progress.
We see evidence around the world that people are waking up to their individual and collective rights and obligations and that they are beginning to act. While the circumstances surrounding these uprisings can at times seem harsh, still, the efforts for right change can be applauded because every effort for true reform has at least a glimmer of the law of God, divine Principle, behind it.
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In her book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, Mary Baker Eddy writes, "The theology of Christian Science includes healing the sick. " Science and Health, p.
Among the twenty-four vital questions posed in the chapter "Recapitulation" in the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, is one calling for special attention from the developing student of this Science: "Will you explain sickness and show how it is to be healed?" In view of the fact that a previous chapter, entitled "Christian Science Practice," has already devoted some eighty pages to this subject, one sentence in Mrs.
A great theological mistake from which much of the religious confusion of the world stems is the belief in the reality of evil. Christian Science shows that all evil is animal magnetism and teaches us how to negate the multitude of false beliefs engendered by such a lie.
It was the first day in May, Labour Day in South Africa, and a new Zulu trade union was to be inaugurated. The Zulus were committed to working out means for peaceful change in South Africa.
The Bible tells us that when Christ Jesus was accused by the Jews and chief priests and brought before Pilate for questioning, he said, "To this end was I born, and for this cause came I into the world, that I should bear witness unto the truth. " And it continues, "Pilate saith unto him, What is truth?" John 18:37, 38.
There is no greater demand upon the Christian Scientist than to live the teachings of Christ Jesus. But how can we best do this? How can we, in the words of the apostle, "press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus"? Phil.