Christian Science & Terminal Cancer
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.
Chrystal’s Story: The Year I Left Christian Science
This is part of an on-going series, for all posts in this series see the tag Chrystal’s Story. A Wedding at Principia During my Reunion.
Chrystal’s Story: Finding My Way to the Quaker Path (Part 2)
This is part of an on-going series, for all posts in this series see the tag Chrystal’s Story. A note from Chrystal: I was born.
#MeToo
Please know: the following may contain triggers for many people reading. The following post is by an Anonymous contributor. This whole #MeToo hashtag on.
Happy Father’s Day, Part 2: Living with Parkinson’s Disease
The following musings on Father’s Day are by ExCS Group Member and Contributor Chrystal. This is part 2 of 3, part 3 will be shared.
Happy Father’s Day, Part 1: It’s Just Matter
The following musings on Father’s Day are by ExCS Group Member and Contributor Chrystal. This is part 1 of 3, part 2 will be shared.
It was our fault that my father died because we let him out of our ‘experience.’
By Sharon, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. Christian Scientists have a lack of humanity, sympathy, empathy—whatever you want to call it—in the face of.
They were trained to deny their affection
The following is a collection of contributions from members of the Ex-Christian Science collective about how death is ‘handled’ in Christian Science. When people do start to get.
The emotional pain can not be described.
By Ann, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. In most Christian traditions, death can be seen as a mercy, where people find comfort in knowing.
My Departure (Jeremy)
By Jeremy, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. The best way I’ve been able to describe my departure from Christian Science is as ‘death by.