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"Can my marriage ever work out happily as long as I'm a Christian Scientist and my husband is not?" a young woman asked a practitioner. The next patient—hardly seated—exploded, "I really believe the hardest problem a Christian Scientist can ever have is marriage to another Christian Scientist.
Pollution. Overpopulation.
Jesus proved the unbroken continuity of Life. Through his own individual living and healing, he revealed that Life is God and that the spiritual laws of Life are forever expressed in continuity, perfection, and unimpaired activity.
The real, spiritual man is the exact representation of Mind, God, and includes all right ideas and qualities. Therefore our spiritual body—that is, our true identity and individuality—is what embodies the ever-expanding elements of infinite Mind.
What is kindness, really? Surely it is not a mere gesture. It is not a role we play to win favor or to placate our own conscience.
A new program of special meetings for nonlisted practitioners At a small church in eastern Canada, which seats only 60 people, 56 came to the meeting—the most they had ever had in their church. At two different churches in California, seating 250 and 255 respectively, they had overflow crowds of 280 and 300.
CHURCH . The structure of Truth and Love; whatever rests upon and proceeds from divine Principle.
The Gospel of John records events of the day following the stilling of the storm by Jesus as he and his disciples crossed the Sea of Galilee to its western shore. The crowds who had been fed had seen the disciples sail out, unaccompanied by Jesus.
The Monitor staffers you heard today, along with a string of other writers and editors both in Boston and around the world, make up a staff with a remarkable sense of integrity, perception, and commitment to the Monitor ideals established by Mrs. Eddy.
Most people in the United States, including millions of new young voters, are involved in a significant national decision: choosing a President, a Vice-President, and a Congress. The overriding question is: How does one go about doing that to the best of one's ability? How does one know what to do—and that what one does is right? As a concerned citizen every one of us has the right to become actively involved in supporting what he believes to be the nearest right—whether choosing the President or electing the Congress—or exercising any other responsibility of democratic government.