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Christian Science Sentinel – Publishing in the language of Spirit

Amber Moffat — Tue, 11 Jul 2023 17:36:30 +0000

The Christian Science Sentinel online posted an article yesterday by Ethel Baker with contributions from Tony Lobl titled, Publishing in the language of Spirit:

Tony Lobl: In our recent conversation about the Christian Science magazines (see “An invaluable resource,” Sentinel, May 29, 2023), we focused on what makes them uniquely valuable to humanity. As editors, we especially love getting emails that include proof of that, where a reader shares how reading or listening to an article resulted in healing.

Ethel Baker: We do! Including from those who’ve read testimonies or articles that, on the face of it, might appear to have nothing to do with their lives. Yet, they are still helped or even healed by the spiritual truth shared. This ongoing sharing of Christ-healing unites us across the globe and enlarges this circle of giving and receiving, giving and receiving…

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Christian Science Sentinel – Loving ourselves as our neighbor

Amber Moffat — Tue, 22 Feb 2022 17:55:08 +0000

The Christian Science Sentinel Online posted a thoughtful article yesterday by Tony Lobl titled, Loving ourselves as our neighbor:

In an unattributed drawing, a young man sits beneath a tree. Hands folded on his knees, he peers into the night sky. Accompanying this simple sketch are these words: “You will never speak to anyone more than you speak to yourself in your head. Be kind to yourself.”

If we echo the young man’s stillness and listen within the silence of our thoughts, we can hear a voice that’s not our own, with a similar message. It’s the Christ, the divine message of God, which Jesus ceaselessly heard as he healed the sick and turned lives from wrongdoing and wrong thinking. The Christ still conveys today a key idea Jesus shared: We must love our neighbor as ourselves. This implies that it’s right to love ourselves…

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Christian Science Sentinel – The Healing Principle That’s Discoverable, Daily!

Amber Moffat — Thu, 26 Aug 2021 16:11:37 +0000

The Christian Science Sentinel Online posted an article this week by Tony Lobl titled, The Healing Principle That’s Discoverable – Daily! Tony shares:

Occasionally, we hear the word discoverable, referring, for instance, to making things easier to find online or to a lawyer’s right to gain access to documents. More broadly, it simply means something can be discovered. “Eureka!” moments are scientists discovering the discoverable.

In particular, Christian Science is the discovery of spiritual truths that have been discoverable forever. The Bible records the Hebrew fore-fathers, who lived thousands of years ago, proving something of the Science of Christ—the understanding of the universal, spiritual Principle that is God. Later, Jesus’ healings of others, and his own resurrection, proved the dependable, all-governing nature of this original and eternal Principle. Yet the “rule for demonstrating this Principle of healing and preventing disease . . . remained to be discovered in Christian Science,” announced the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures (p. 147 )…

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Christian Science Sentinel – Reaching beyond resistance

Amber Moffat — Fri, 29 Jan 2021 22:33:40 +0000

The Christian Science Sentinel recently posted an article by Tony Lobl titled, Reaching beyond resistance. Tony shares his thoughts:

Lifelong civil rights activist Sallie Letterlough recently shared with me her great appreciation of Martin Luther King, Jr. At the same time, she reminded me that the civil rights leader wasn’t as popular among his fellow Blacks when he was alive. Many felt his nonviolent approach was too restrained.

Yet within two years of the March on Washington, where King spontaneously shared his “I Have a Dream” vision, segregated public facilities and discriminatory employment and voting practices were outlawed in the United States.