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Fruitage from readers and listeners
Fruitage from readers and listeners
Fruitage from readers and listeners
Fruitage from readers and listeners.
David Grier, “ Practical infinity ,” Journal, January 2026 I found this article extremely thought-provoking. The concept of infinity, whether approached from a mathematical or a Christian Science standpoint, can be hard to get a handle on, and this lucid discussion is most illuminating.
Richard Albins, “ The mighty roar of silent prayer ,” Journal, January 2026 Many thanks for this heartwarming idea! Let us feel united in the law of progress, which is expressed in every desire—and need—to pray. Iris Roumiantsev Lübeck-St.
Whit Larsen, “ Gratitude that heals bodies and transforms lives ,” Journal, November 2025 This article is so powerful. Thank you for the practical reminders that lead to healing, and I love hearing about the results! Audrey Ball Chicago, Illinois, US Tori Fredrickson, “ There is only one I ,” Journal, October 2025 I especially appreciate the distinction that is clearly drawn by the author between the infinite “I” and the finite “I.
Mary Beattie, “ Metaphysical ideas—deep but uncomplicated ,” Journal, October 2025 This article brought me back to the basics of Christian Science. The simile describing the strength of the ocean was thought-provoking.
Jens Borghoff, “Parenting—bearing witness to God’s complete creation,” Journal, August 2025 Though I don’t have children, Jens Borghoff’s beautiful sharing of his approach to parenting resonated with me. It occurred to me while reading that these values—kindness, respect, and avoiding patronizing behavior—can be just as easily (and necessarily) applied to our interactions with anyone with whom we might be involved in a parenting or guiding way, regardless of their age or relationship to us.
Melanie Ball, “ Dominion over fear ,” Journal, July 2025 I wish to express my gratitude to Melanie Ball for her excellent article. She makes it clear that it’s not our personal dominion but God’s.