Elizabeth’s Story: Everything is always in its right place
This is Part of Elizabeth’s story about ‘Believing Christian Science’. It’s 1993, and I’m nineteen years old. I am a Christian Scientist–something that is very important.
Isolating ourselves with stagnant ideas because they feel comfortable…
By Elizabeth, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. Christian Science’s system of denial is like an army tank that we can climb up and into and.
1989 Measles at Principia Upper School: Elizabeth’s Story
The following is by Elizabeth, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor, and was originally published as a guest post at Kindism.org on February 1, 2015. It is reprinted with.
Our concept of god is a flawed and limited…
By Elizabeth, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. The phase of belief I’ve been moving around in for the last few years is a god-is-math.
The mortals at school would think that they were seeing an injury.
By Elizabeth, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. When I was five years old, I fell on my face onto concrete while running and destroyed.
Born Perfect
By Elizabeth, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. “What would you do if you broke your leg?” The question every Christian Scientist kid has had.
My wife will nudge me, “hmm, are you doing your prayerful work?”
By Elizabeth, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group Contributor. My wife and I have a little joke because she noticed early on that when there is.
Why I’m doing this
It was two days before my thirteenth birthday when the first of my grandparents died spectacularly and unnecessarily, traumatizing the whole family. The story.