CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

POLITICS
What Should Replace the Republican Party?
By John C. Wathey, Contributor
Author, computational biologist, nature lover
RELIGION
Film Unbroken Delivers Powerful Message of Perseverance and Forgiveness
By Ingrid Peschke, Contributor
Blogger, 'Changing Tides of Health'
While adrift at sea, Louis had made a commitment to dedicate his life to serving God if he survived. And that's exactly what he eventually does.
GPS FOR THE SOUL
Looking for an Angel?
By Ingrid Peschke, Contributor
Blogger, 'Changing Tides of Health'
WELLNESS
Too Busy for Work-Life Balance?
By Ingrid Peschke, Contributor
Religion, Spirituality and Health Writer
Recently, I blocked out a weekday evening, which meant getting carpools for the kids and planning carefully for dinner and homework, so I could devote more time to prayer. It's making all the difference and I'm defending this commitment just like the time I calendar for daily walks.
WELLNESS
Want Peace? Try Forgiveness
By Sharon McElroy, Contributor
Practitioner of Christian Science
Indeed, it can be hard to "swim against the stream" of our reactions to injustice. But heading down the path of forgiveness can be as simple as knowing we each have this spiritual sense that can identify the good that's present even where it seems far from obvious.
RELIGION
These Religions Were Born In The U.S.A.
By Yasmine Hafiz
POLITICS
Hobby Lobby, 1 - Women, 0
By Fran Moreland Johns, Contributor
Writer/blogger and Author of 'Perilous Times: An inside look a...
WELLNESS
Declare Your Independence for One Day
By Ingrid Peschke, Contributor
Religion, Spirituality and Health Writer
To me, there's both practical and spiritual wisdom in letting go of mental weights that can impede our progress and even our health.
IMPACT
The Science of Prayer and Service
By Michael Morgan, Contributor
Evangelist and social entrepreneur
When is the last time you stopped everything you were doing: turned your phone off (yes, totally off!), sat still, closed your eyes and held your city in a thought-space filled with nothing but pure goodness? Does it seem impossible?
RELIGION
Freedom of Religion
By Jill S. Tietjen, Contributor
Past President, National Women's Hall of Fame
Today, we are able to exercise our religious beliefs because of the courageous women and men who came before us. Let's learn about some of the women who strove for religious freedom.
RELIGION
This Congregation Can't Wait To Tear Down Their 'Ugly Church'
WOMEN
Women's History Month: Mary Baker Eddy's Commitment to Health
By Ingrid Peschke, Contributor
Blogger, 'Changing Tides of Health'
Mary Baker Eddy was no ordinary woman. Behind her Victorian-era velvet and lace dress was a 21st century power suit. At a time when women could not vote, rarely preached from a pulpit or took part in medical professions, her work in the healthcare arena broke through the glass ceiling that had yet to become a metaphor.
RELIGION
Botox or the Bible? Finding the Key to Longevity
By Ingrid Peschke, Contributor
Blogger, 'Changing Tides of Health'
RELIGION
10 Positive-Thinking Books That Might Change Your Life
By Mitch Horowitz, Contributor
Editor-in-chief, Tarcher/Penguin, author of Occult America & O...
The gospel of positivity grew out of mystical and occult subcultures in America starting in the mid-19th century and went on to become closest thing America has to a national creed.
POLITICS
Ritual Child Sacrifice Is Alive and Well in 21st Century America
By Nate Phelps, Contributor
Co-Founder of the Alberta Secular Conference ; member of the b...
In 2009 Herbert and Catherine Schaible lost their two year old boy to pneumonia. As third generation members of the First Century Gospel Church in Philadelphia, they chose to ignore the medical choices available to them and sacrificed their little boy on the altar of Christian-based faith healing.
LOS ANGELES
Will Val Kilmer Be Redeemed?
By Sasha Bronner
RELIGION
The Positive Health Effects Of Prayer
By Russ Gerber, Contributor
Christian Science practitioner and teacher
Researchers who have concluded (once again) that more and more Americans are praying about their health. As striking as that is, it's not the big surprise in the latest study.
RELIGION
The Theological Dilemma Of Medieval Neuroscience
By Matt J. Rossano, Contributor
Professor of Psychology, Southeastern Louisiana University
The 12th and 13th centuries witnessed a flourishing of natural philosophy in Christian Europe. This Medieval natural philosophy included the biological basis of the human mind.
RELIGION
Spirituality: A Powerful Factor for Health Care Reform
By Gary Jones, Contributor
Manager, Federal Office of the Christian Science Committee on ...
Like the 36 percent of Americans who say they've experienced or seen healing through prayer, my lifestyle of spirituality includes the practice of healing through prayer. I've found that prayer "works."
POLITICS
What's Next: Insurance Coverage of Prayers Not to Get Pregnant?
By Judge H. Lee Sarokin, Contributor
Retired federal judge
ENTERTAINMENT
Gratitude Imparting Day.
By Tallulah Morehead, Contributor
Award-Eligible Film Legend, Goddess, and Lush
HEALTHY LIVING
Murder by Faith? A Tale of Two Worldviews
By Deepak Chopra, Contributor
CoAuthor, 'Super Genes​'; Founder, The Chopra Foundation
What should be done when parents rely on religion instead of medicine to heal sick children?
ENTERTAINMENT
Survivor Tocantins: Sandy Wastes
By Tallulah Morehead, Contributor
Award-Eligible Film Legend, Goddess, and Lush
I'm not normally a vengeful person, unless you cross me in some trivial manner, but Taj must die.