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"Am I a sinner?" Our response to that question has great bearing not only on our status as Christians but also on our ability to demonstrate the healing power inherent in Christian Science. According to traditional Christian theology, we are all transgressors—born in sin and without hope of salvation except through the grace of God, manifest in Jesus the Christ.

Mary Baker Eddy writes in the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health , "What is termed disease does not exist. " Science and Health , p.

Church—what a marvel! Founded on the "Rock of Ages. " The very evidence of Christ, Truth, alive and here today! How can we explain it, take it all in, let it into our lives? A tall order.

When ordered by Nebuchadnezzar to fall down and worship the golden image he had made or suffer the consequences, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused. The Hebrew captives explained: "If it be so, our God whom we serve is able to deliver us from the burning fiery furnace, and he will deliver us out of thine hand, O king.

Picture this: Crowds forming, thronging a man. Someone maybe even perching in a tree or climbing on a roof to see him.

If today's thinker is striving to think as did the spiritually-minded metaphysicians of Bible times, then he or she is challenging the fearful evidence presented by the physical senses. This means he or she is spiritually correcting—that is, healing —fear.

Recognizing the seventh commandment as based on spiritual law brings great blessing. How? First, by helping us maintain marital fidelity through obedience to the law.

My dear friend, You mentioned in your letter that you are discouraged with the progress you are making in your branch Church of Christ, Scientist. You say the members don't seem to value your opinion.

When one is faced with a problem, a sickness, a feeling of confusion, how comforting it is to know that God is ever at work in one's life, bringing forth solutions, healing, and direction. We need have no fear that we cannot cope.

We hear a lot about psychology today. Articles ranging from food to foreign policy are written on it.