Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.
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When Jesus healed the sick, he spoke with authority. "Hold thy peace, and come out of him," Mark 1:25.
Christian Science brings sure healing. There's no doubt about that.
Thinkers and perceptive observers of events concede we live in a period of fundamental revolution and change. Many elements of human life are, they say, in flux: politics, ideologies, medicine, the arts, morality, philosophy, relationships, communications.
Readership in Christian Science church services is a call to speak the Word of God with the inspiration that heals. It is God's assignment, not people's choice, and carries with it God's protection.
What one thinks of himself is a central factor in his well-being. Genuine self-respect is not based on psychology.
A comment that beauty in the world seems all but lost in a swamp of ugly problems turned me to the Psalmist's lovely prayer: "Let thy work appear unto thy servants, and thy glory unto their children. And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us.
Is time a primary element of all that is real? It appears to be. But try to find a beginning to time, and we have to ask, "What came before that?" Or an end, "What comes after?" There is no way of comprehending time other than to recognize it as a mental concept, limited, finite, mortal—a dream of something that has no real explanation.
As I looked out the window, I could see a small snake hanging, motionless, across the top rail of the garden wall. That evening two young relatives and I looked out through the same window.
A stranger to a small Church of Christ, Scientist, was the first person on his feet after the Wednesday evening meeting was opened to testimonies and remarks. "I have lived in this neighborhood for over twenty years and I came in here tonight, against my better judgment, to find out just what brings these people to this church every Sunday and Wednesday.
When we have opportunities to comfort or encourage others, we may readily share passages from the Bible or Mrs. Eddy's writings—perhaps even give an explanation of Christian Science suitable to the moment.