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All that is included in God is perfect. Perfect God as cause, or infinite Principle, includes perfect effect, or man.

We are inclined to personalize our faculties, our abilities, and our seeming disabilities. We speak of "my sight," "my hearing," "my ability" to do this or that.

Not since the seventeenth century have subjects been taught in the university that would today be considered occult. Not, at any rate, until our own time.

Early in my experience in Christian Science I realized how wonderfully the Wednesday testimony meeting bears witness to God's goodness and the healing power of His Word. So I resolved to attend regularly.

While calmly seated in the living room, I was once startled by a crash. Fifteen pounds of weights had dropped to the floor inside the grandfather clock.

Morality is the fundamental element of civilization. It is civilization's essence; the cement of society.

Radical reliance on God, divine Truth, means far more than not turning to material medicine. Although not mixing the two systems of healing is a good beginning, much more than this is required.

It was in England. I was still in my teens and had just been drafted into the RAF.

Christian Science teaches us that when we think of man we are really thinking of God's expression of Himself, and we can never think of man in any other way, for he is inseparable from his divine source. We can't feel, for example, "Well, now to work out this problem, for the next few days I'm just going to think of God and leave man right out of it" or "I'm just going to think of man and find out what man is, and what's at the root of this problem, and leave God out of it.

According to Matthew and Mark, the apostles joined in singing a hymn before leaving the upper room after the Passover meal. Scholars agree that the "hymn" would include at least a portion of the Hallel, Psalms 113 to 118, traditionally associated with the Passover celebration.