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Filled Up Full originally appeared on Kindism.org, it is reprinted here with slight edits and permission. The other evening one of the children thoughtfully pulled all the books off the…
A variation of this post appeared on Mother's Day 2016, and has been updated/expanded. ExChristianScience.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, this post contains affiliate links where…
We Celebrate because Celebrations are Fun was originally shared on kindism.org, it is shared here with permission. With Easter around the corner, we wanted to give some thought about what, how,…
The following post was submitted via email. My Father's Story I am sure that there are CS practitioners out there that genuinely want to help people and are convinced they…
Ask a NurseThe ExCS site has teamed with a registered nurse and paramedic with a background in healthcare education and public health. Married to a former-CS, the Nurse would like…
By Jodi, a Blog Contributor I am positive it's been said elsewhere on this blog, multiple times, that Christian Science teaches that "there are bad emotions." I am positive, also,…
One of the most common questions the Ex-Christian Scientist site gets is “Why do Christian Scientists go to dentists but not doctors?” Yeah, that is a good question. While we…
By Jodi, a blog contributor I was taught that the biggest difference between Christian Science and Christianity was that we viewed the Creation and Adam & Eve story differently from…
A non-exhaustive Book List This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for your support of ExChristianScience.com! Most CS who have been out for a few years have read at least…
winter sunset - photo by the author By Jodi, an Ex-Christian Scientist group contributor. “The Manual of The Mother Church” written by Mary Baker Eddy, has a guideline about not…