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

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The task of speaking or reading in public can present a great challenge. The inexperienced speaker may be hindered by the belief that his voice is inadequate for public speaking.
Dreams! Daydreams! Night dreams! Are they real? Should we believe them? Should we let our lives, our health, our happiness, be governed by the deep darkness of dreams? Few people think of what goes on in a night dream as actually happening. And flimsy daydreams are seen as mainly flights of fancy.
The advertisement is enticing. It promises, in effect, that "he" will be more of a man if "she" becomes more of a woman.
If we are seeking healing, a good question to ask ourselves is, "Am I looking for healing to appear in the body or in consciousness?" Is the aim of Christian Science treatment to heal matter or to heal thought? This Science explains that a discordant or diseased condition is always the manifestation of erroneous or fearful thinking, a false concept of life. Scientific healing cannot, then, result from treating the physical discord.
Members of a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, may sometimes feel there is a deep need to inspire commitment to regeneration within their membership. It's a good thing for the member to renew his efforts in support of his church, to gather fresh energies.
Political manipulation, scandal, graft, corruption—the guises of evil are manifold in today's governmental systems. Narrow partisanship, deceit, and selfish interest seem rampant.
The broadly accepted assumption that disease can be healed only when—and if— institutionalized medicine discovers the cause and cure severely limits mankind's freedom and health. It perpetuates a wrong concept of the laws that govern a man's health and well-being, laws that will—if properly interpreted—heal him.
In order to be able to help others, one must first prepare oneself. This logic is expressed in the "Daily Prayer" in the Manual of The Mother Church by Mrs.
From Athens Paul went to the busy commercial city of Corinth, capital of the Roman province of Achaea, situated on the narrow isthmus connecting the peninsular part of Greece to the mainland. For centuries Corinth had been famed for its wealth, and though it was looted and burned in 146 B.
Have you ever attended a Wednesday evening testimony meeting in a Church of Christ, Scientist, and longed with all your heart to stand up and express gratitude for a healing, only to find yourself chained to your seat by stage fright? If so, don't give up. Be of good cheer.