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From Articles in The Christian Science Journal

America’s three revolutions: How Christian Science helps propel humanity’s ongoing march to freedom

Three towers, when viewed from a certain angle in Boston, represent humanity’s continuing march to freedom. They serve as a reminder of an ongoing quest for spiritual, healing answers. 

Abraham McLaughlin

From Back to Basics in the Christian Science Sentinel

What is your authentic self?

We hear a lot about being “your authentic self.” What can that mean for the student of Christian Science?

Leslie Revilock

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Can we afford to be generous?

This author writes, “When we recognize God as the source of all good, we’re not afraid to be generous. . . . We can pass along what He gives us without ever fearing we’ll run out.”

Loaves, fishes, and ... cherry tomatoes

This author had completely run out of food before payday. But she leaned on God’s abundant provision and care, and food quickly arrived in very unexpected ways.

“I will lift you up!”

In times of dire need, God is there to provide and to lift us up out of our troubles. 

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