How is God even relevant to me right now?
Even though I had so much evidence in my life that God was a very powerful presence, this question was persistent in tempting me to believe otherwise.
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Breaking the mocking habit
Breaking the mocking habit
By Louise White - San Diego, California
From the July 9, 2012 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel
My children and I used to spend a short time each morning reading together a section from the Christian Science Bible Lesson.
One week the children were deeply touched by the courage Jesus showed through his trial before Pilate. The Bible tells of the soldiers mocking Jesus: “When they had platted a crown of thorns, they put it upon his head, and a reed in his right hand: and they bowed the knee before him, and mocked him, saying, Hail, King of the Jews!” (Matthew 27:29).
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Overcoming Hatred with Love
By William Milford Correll
From the May 18, 1968 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel
One of the most urgent problems of the present day is the overcoming of hatred with love. This problem ranges from the broadest international context to the most intimate human relationship. No one is exempt from this necessity. It has much to do with our experiencing health and harmony, and it is pertinent both to individual and nation.
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Love's triumph over hate
By Naomi Price
From the September 1979 issue of The Christian Science Journal
One of mankind's worst enemies is hatred. It may be discomforting to be hated, but it's injurious to do the hating. One who hates, harboring intense animosity against another, sometimes feels the bad effects physically in tension and other unhealthy stimulation of the body. These symptoms should warn him of the danger he is courting by hating.
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