
A Christian Science Perspective
When Mary Baker Eddy founded The Christian Science Monitor in 1908, she gave the directive to publish one article on Christian Science every day. Each article delivers a response to a topical issue in the news from a Christian Science perspective. These articles inspire readers to look through a spiritual lens when responding to the news and focus their supportive prayers toward an issue facing the global community. For more articles than the ones listed below, visit the Christian Science perspective section on csmonitor.com.
One place to start prayerfully planting and watering the desire for equitable and principled communities and societies is by knowing that it really is God, our only Creator, who plants right desires in our hearts and therefore will care for them.
Spiritual discernment, and the road to peace it uncovers, is accessible to every honest seeker for a world at peace.
Right when my son was feeling so unappreciated, he was made aware that he was actually greatly appreciated.
Greatness is actually found in unselfed love, by disregarding one’s mere personal advantage over that of another.
Serving God in this fashion does more than bless us; it enables us to experience and know Him, Spirit, in all of His vast holiness and glory.
The thought in this verse reminds me that Love is God, and that’s why all good is already provided and will ever be available to all.
The qualities of integrity, fidelity, emotional and moral strength, tenderness, thoughtfulness, intelligence, are actually qualities that each of us is created to express.
In contrast to narcissism, this biblical standard represents a balanced approach to life.
Prayer became an invitation to watch what God is doing. I felt that now I could do it, pray – not to solve problems but to witness the solutions that are always at hand.
But the good news is that there is a way to be free of anxiety and worry about the “future” no matter what our age or stage in life.

