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Physical healing in Christian Science should be the most natural thing in the world because this Science proves that man's real and only state of being is one of health and wholeness. When we are confronted with disease or any discordant situation and are praying for healing, we have at our disposal God's unchangeable laws for help.

Have you ever wished that the Master, Christ Jesus, were present today? Perhaps he might heal you of some longstanding physical ailment, or you might be one of the multitude who would see and hear him. If we find our thought drifting in this direction, we should ask ourselves whether we understand the real import of Jesus' mission.

All individuals and countries will come to know Christ as God's power with them. This fact gives us the courage and spiritual credibility to share with and heal non-Christians through Christian Science.

A Christian Science practitioner and a Christian Science nurse, working together in their respective roles, have the joy of bearing witness to the oneness and allness—the wholeness—of God in a manner that enfolds their patient in the seamless garment of Christian healing. Wholeness is what healing is all about.

The human heart yearns for peace and freedom. Only as we courageously reject disturbed thoughts and replace them with pure thoughts from God can we free ourselves and others from being mesmerized by mortality's sins.

In spiritual reality, where the divine Principle is All and good, there is no opposition to the perfection of Principle. And there is no resistance to the statement, or demonstration, of that perfection.

The truths that unfold through the Christian Science periodicals originate with God. In our support of these messengers, then, we are a bit like a hardworking gardener who plants his seed, cultivates and waters the soil, and pulls out weeds.

Because existence is a state of consciousness, it follows that what we are aware of constitutes our sense of body, our health, and even what we believe to be "out there. " It has come to be widely accepted today that thought influences bodily health.

If iniquity be in thine hand, put it far away, and let not wickedness dwell in thy tabernacles. For then shalt thou lift up thy face without spot; yea, thou shalt be stedfast, and shalt not fear:.

At one time or another, almost everyone has found himself so consumed with some interest or fear that he has had trouble shaking free from its unnatural hold on his attention. There may have been personal business that one either longed or dreaded to be involved with.