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

A library of thoughts

A branch church’s Christian Science Monitor discussion group helps church and community members pray about local and global issues.

Read news and updates from Boston, which include a new “What is Christian Science?” brochure, explanations about Bible content in the periodicals, an inspiring Reading Room webinar related the Bible Lesson, and the posting of the latest Bible collection on JSH-Online.com.

“I can do all things”

This author found great blessings through realizing more of our oneness with God, the only creator.

God gave you dominion—don’t give it away!

Engaging in sports as an entirely spiritual, not material, activity gives us freedom and dominion over negative aftereffects.

“The removal of a single weight”

It is good practice to allow our thoughts to be divine and Christly, so that they “outweigh all else.”

Are we worthy and able to heal?

No advanced understanding is requisite for healing, but a humble willingness to open the door of our thought to Christ.

The choice that leads to true happiness

This article shows how happiness doesn’t come from material circumstances, but from choosing to harmonize with divine Principle, including refusing to adopt mortal passions such as anger, lust, and revenge.

Spirit, God, is the starting point

Reasoning from the basis that Spirit is the only creator, source, or cause of all existence, and holding to that, brings healing because Spirit’s creation can only be spiritual and perfect.

The transparent thought

The more we clean our windowpane of thought, allowing it to become more transparent, more receptive to Spirit, the more thought becomes spiritualized and reformed, and we find healing. 

The scientific meaning of theodicy

Mary Baker Eddy’s use of the word theodicy starts from the premise that God creates only good, rather than assuming the reality of evil and then trying to reason why it exists.