Exploring in depth what Christian Science is and how it heals.
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Organizing committees making plans for the 20 Regional Youth Meetings to be held worldwide this year The Christian Science Journal, March, 1975, pp. 176-178 will likely be impressed and inspired by some of the good healing work that took place in Uruguay two years ago.
Sacrifice, coincidence, dominion: three seemingly unrelated words that might indicate something like loss, luck, and human control. When seen in spiritual perspective, however, each of these states of thought is recognized as desirable.
Jesus lived his teachings. He said, "I am among you as he that serveth.
Is church organization inconsistent with Christ Jesus' ideal of true spiritual freedom? Those who think so might argue, "The Master didn't establish or make provision for any outward form of worship or organize ways of carrying on his great works. " So far as building an edifice to carry forward his mission is concerned, this is true.
Much of popular theology bases its views of man on both Spirit and matter. It sees man as a fallen creation of God and a being to whom sin is more or less natural but for which he can somehow be pardoned.
The Christian Science textbook, Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, is the friend of sinners.
Christian Science can help develop the spiritual understanding to overcome the fear of death. It teaches that, in reality, there is nothing to be experienced but life, now or ever—life beautiful, joyful, buoyant! Life! What a wonderful word! With a capital L it stands for God.
Life in and unity with God is the unchanging status of man's true being. Human thought sees it as a vivid, conscious sense of oneness with the substance of divine Love.
World thought generally views needed resources as being wholly material. But Christian Science brings a new dimension to this subject.
From the Directors: Should the Sunday School teach healing? Letters have come to The Mother Church inquiring whether Sunday School pupils should be taught how to heal, or if this teaching is the exclusive province of Primary class instruction. The answer is yes to the first question, no to the second.