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Mrs. Eddy's discovery of Christian Science elevated the word "metaphysics" to a far higher and purer meaning than it had enjoyed before.
Some time ago I went for a walk with a little girl who was in her first year at school. The child was eager to take part in her class, but she was very shy.
The typical Israelite town of Old Testament times was a fenced settlement with one gate, by which people left in the morning to work in the fields and returned in the evening. "At the gate" was a favorite meeting place, and it became the traditional place for settling legal affairs.
A friend of mine found out. He had come to a large city a few days early for the meeting of his Christian Science Students Association.
God, divine Mind, the one Soul, creates the spiritual universe, including individual man, and they are therefore good. Immortal man is constituted of Mind's attributes—joy, intelligence, and so on.
Do those of us who are already students of Christian Science tend to view this Science as exclusively our own to apply and demonstrate? Do we avoid the outside world, confining our friendships to fellow church members? Do we sometimes even snobbishly regard ourselves as being "not as other men"? Luke 18:11; If so, is it any wonder our demonstration of Church sometimes seems limited? True, the Scriptures tell us, "Come out from among them, and be ye separate. " II Cor.
Creation is happening now. The spiritual insight of the first chapter of Genesis doesn't refer to past events, but to present revelation.
The term "leadership" often crops up in political campaigns. And candidates for public office make it difficult to determine the best leader when they stress personality, style, and image.
All help comes from God. Man is always the beneficiary of God's tender care.
Do you think of your church as just a building on a street in your hometown? Christ Jesus recognized the spiritual nature of Church. To the Samaritan woman he said: "Believe me, the hour cometh, when ye shall neither in this mountain, nor yet at Jerusalem, worship the Father.