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

Believe the true report

What God reports is always accurate, and pure and true messages constantly flow to us, since we are His children. 

Christmas and handling the Herod-thought

How we can pray to see the powerlessness of the “Herod-thought”—the mental resistance to God’s law of peace and harmony.

Praying helped me find a home

Home is a spiritual idea from God, so it is always part of our experience. Praying with this thought, the author was able to sell her home, which met the buyers’ needs, and move into a new home that met her needs.

Knowing God’s allness makes us free

This contributor has found freedom, joy, and health, including a harmonious childbirth and a healing of asthma for her daughter, through her study of Christian Science, which reveals the allness of God, good.

Just superimposed

In spiritual healing what we see as a problem is really a mortal thought that appears to be made manifest. It’s as if the mortal thought is the projector that overlays, or superimposes, an image of discord. The answer, then, is to remove the mortal thought, and then it cannot show up in our experience. 

Claiming dominion

The physical universe is really a false concept in human consciousness. Grasping this, and seeing the universe as God’s entirely spiritual creation, gives us dominion.

Christian Science nursing— a spiritual calling

Willingness to move out of her comfort zone geographically and praying to know her purpose led this author to discover the spiritual and practical rewards of Christian Science nursing.

Exploring the meaning of spiritual sense

Spiritual sense cuts through the false evidence of the material senses and enables us to know God.

Christ Jesus—“the man of joys”

By following Christ Jesus’ example and awaking to the truth that we are made in God’s image and likeness, we find true joy.

Living Love

On November 20 and 21, 1898, Mary Baker Eddy taught her last Normal class. During that instruction, she asked each class member a pointed question: “If you were called to some one who was apparently dying, what would you do?”  Lida Stocking Stone was in attendance, listening as each student answered earnestly—but technically.