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Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.

No Daymares in God's Day!

A Christian Scientist once told me to wake up from my "daymare. " But a daymare is no more real than a nightmare.

The Universality of the Christ

Christ Jesus, in the face of ridicule and disbelief regarding his professed sonship with God, declared a dynamic truth when he stated in no uncertain terms, "I and my Father are one. " John 10:30; This saying upset the traditional, doctrinal beliefs of the Jews and brought upon him the angry resistance of the carnal mind, which was impervious to the spiritual truth Jesus expressed.

Emergence from Defeat

Spirit, God, is unconquerable. Our true being is never a despairing mortal.

Beauty Is Forever

When I was a little girl, a large urn filled with boiling liquid was accidentally dropped on me. I was severely scalded from my forehead to my waist.

What God Hears and Answers

What constitutes genuine prayer—words or thoughts? Words of prayer can fit multiple patterns of speech. There's the prayer of humble petition: "Help me, O Lord my God.

The Demand on the Supply

When supply is discovered to be wholly spiritual, it must become self-evident that it is infinite. So there can never be more nor less of it than there now is.

Our Continuing Youth

The spiritual dynamic of the Christian Science movement is its youth. Not its young people—but the purity, thrust, and agelessness of its evangelistic purpose.

Good: Our Only Real Consciousness

Since God, good, is the all-knowing Mind, the only true consciousness, all real consciousness must be perfect. What divine Mind knows is harmonious, beneficent, because it is unadulterated good without an element of evil.

Some 10 years ago the members of an Ohio branch found themselves in a deteriorating community that had a rapidly rising crime rate. The membership, in deciding to reverse the trend, set about proving that rededication to Church was synonymous with renewal for the community.

Oral Punctuation

What is important for the reader to know about punctuation? Written punctuation is for the eye and mind of the reader and is an invaluable aid to the silent reader. But there is another type of punctuation—the phrasing and emphasis of the oral reader.