121. Church Of Christ, Scientist From the current issue of the christian science Journal authorized teachers of christian science and christian science nurses, is published each month http://168.203.8.11/Church.qry?function=form

122. Looking Back The First Gulf War A collection of stories from the archives of the christian science Monitor, looking at the war and its immediate aftermath. http://www.csmonitor.com/archive/pkg/gulf/pkgGulfIndexDetails.html

Want a particular story? Purchase individual articles from the Monitor Archive for as little as 15 cents each! Monitor E-mail Services The news you want in your inbox Sign up today Archive Archive packages Your purchase provides unlimited access to these articles for 30 days. Already subscribed? The Road to War from the August 09, 1990 edition Iraq Crisis Reflects Shift in World Alliances Bush's swift response to Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait brings the broadest international consensus since World War II. from the August 13, 1990 edition Thatcher's Gulf Move Wins Broad Support Among British Public In contrast to the lack of strong public support for current Prime Minister Blair's decision to back the US for action against Iraq in 2003, Margaret Thatcher enjoys broad public support for joining the US-led coalition in 1990. from the August 13, 1990 edition US Intervention Spawns Arab Reaction After lining up impressive support among the governments of most Arab states, the US triggers a backlash of pan-Arab nationalism and Islamic fundamentalism. from the January 22, 1991 edition

123. Christian Science Statistics christian science Statistics. Practitioners, Teachers, and Churches in the Membership in the christian science Church has been steadily declining for http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/cs.html

Quackwatch Home Page Faith Healing Christian Science Statistics Practitioners, Teachers, and Churches in the United States Stephen Barrett, M.D. Membership in the Christian Science Church has been steadily declining for more than 25 years. The first table lists the total number of practtioners and teachers in each state. The second table lists the number of churches. These figures were obtained by counting the number of listings in the Christian Science Journal. Practitioners listed in more than one state were tabulated only in the state used as their primary address. Practitioners and Teachers U.S. Total Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming District of Columbia Quackwatch Home Page Faith Healing Churches U.S. Total

124. Prometheus Books When Harper s refused to publish christian science in 1903, Twain interpreted christian science was nine years in the making begun in 1898 and finally http://www.prometheusbooks.com/catalog/book_53.html

Christian Science Christian Science To order this book, please select one: Use Paypal and get free freight. Mark Twain This witty, caustic work is Mark Twain's extended attack on Christian Science and its founder, Mary Baker Eddy, who he once described as the "queen of frauds and hypocrites." In 1898, when he set out to write this book, Twain feared that Christian Science would spread so rapidly that it would control Congress by the 1930's. Twain, having suffered the intense sorrow and anguish of the death of two of his children, and later of his beloved wife, Olivia, in 1904, reacted savagely to the claim of Christian Science that pain, sickness, and death do not exist. When Harper's refused to publish Christian Science in 1903, Twain interpreted the rejection as suppression and wrote, "The situation is not barren of humor. I had been doing my best to show in print that the Xn Scientist cult has become a power in the land - well, here is the proof: it has scared the biggest publisher in the Union." In this offensive against Mrs. Eddy, Twain analyzes her greed, her lust for power, her self-dedication, and her incoherent writing. He examines the rules and by-laws of the church with all the strength of his formidable debating skills.

125. Women In Astronomy: Good News And Ambiguous News | Csmonitor.com Article titled Women in astronomy Good news and ambiguous news. http://www.csmonitor.com/2003/0711/p25s02-stss.html

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Special Offer: Subscribe to the Monitor and get 32 issues FREE! Environment Also see: In Sci/Tech: A retro look to next US spacecraft Before the oil runs out: How will this era end? Why the lights mostly stayed on in the US this summer Home movies in high-def ... more projects... Most-viewed stories: (for 09/18/05) Bush's buffeted leadership US tempers its view of victory in Iraq Iran bids to redefine nuclear limits Why interest rates may rise again - despite Katrina ... Sci/Tech posted July 11, 2003 Women in astronomy: Good news and ambiguous news By Michelle Thaller Ten years ago, astronomers met in Baltimore to assess the status of women in astronomy. Out of that meeting came a generally raised consciousness of the issues facing women in scientific careers and a document that came to be called the Baltimore Charter. The preamble of the Charter begins with these statements: "Women and men are equally capable of doing excellent science." "Diversity contributes to, rather than conflicts with, excellence in science." "Current recruitment, training, evaluation and award systems often prevent the equal participation of women." "Formal and informal mechanisms that are effectively discriminatory are unlikely to change by themselves. Both thought and action are necessary to ensure equal participation for all." "Increasing the number of women in astronomy will improve the professional environment and improving the environment will increase the number of women."

126. Christian Science Monitor International daily focuses on world and USA news and commentary. http://www.csmonitor.com/rss/csm.rss

en-us feedback@csmonitor.com feedback@csmonitor.com All of today's stories from The Christian Science Monitor http://csmonitor.com http://www.csmonitor.com/images/logo_88x31.gif http://csmonitor.com Agreeing in principle was the first step. Details will be addressed in November talks. http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0920/p01s01-woap.html http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0920/p06s02-woeu.html Takafumi Horie is a poster child for the young, educated, hip urban voters that Koizumi wants to attract. http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0920/p01s04-woap.html In a role reversal, Protestants in Belfast clashed with police as the center for Catholic resistance remained calm. http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0920/p07s01-woeu.html http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0920/p06s01-wogn.html Some fiscal conservatives balk at a price tag that could hit $200 billion. http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0920/p01s02-uspo.html Is it the end of the line for cheap oil? An overview. Part 1 of three. http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0920/p01s03-usec.html The fishermen of Plaquemines Parish, near New Orleans, face permanent disruption. http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0920/p02s01-ussc.html

127. Contentious » Christian Science Monitor Loves Its “Bloggiest” Statu It’s the reason I’m still here, since I’m not a Christian Scientist and have no link to the church other than I greatly enjoy working for its publishing arm http://blog.contentious.com/archives/2005/04/22/christian-science-monitor-loves-

@import url( http://blog.contentious.com/wp-layout.css ); Contentious News and musings on how we communicate in the online age By AMY GAHRAN: Content Strategist, Info Provocateur About Amy Gahran Contact Amy Filed under: Media Musings Net Effects on Society (UPDATE Apr. 27: Follow the continuing exploration and refinement of the LkpC metric on Yesterday I noted that blogger Ethan Zuckerman Christian Science Monitor the I thought the folks at the Monitor Tom Regan , the person in charge of the blogs and author of the My American Experience blog there. Bearing the enthusiastic subject line (From Tom Regan, CSMonitor.com:) Hey Amy That is totally wicked, as that little kid says in The Incredibles (My response:) Monitor . Your team does fabulous work. You earned it. Monitor ) views the evolving dynamic between weblogs and traditional news organizations. Monitor ? And more specifically, is CSMonitor.com trying to build bridges with the blogosphere, or is that just happening naturally? - Amy Gahran Hey Amy blogs at the Monitor Monitor We understand how the Internet helps us accomplish this goal, and that blogs are like a multiplier of the effect. As you said in

128. The Christian Science Monitor | Csmonitor.com christian science Monitor article on carbon trading by staff writer Peter N. Spotts. http://csmonitor.com/cgi-bin/durableRedirect.pl?/durable/2000/11/24/fp6s1-csm.sh

129. Christian Science Organization At MIT The CSO also sponsors christian science lectures on the MIT Campus. Our other activities include attending christian science lectures in the Boston area, http://web.mit.edu/cso/www/cso.html

Christian Science Organization at MIT Hi! A little bit about us... The Christian Science Organization is a small but dedicated group of students, faculty, and MIT community members. In our weekly prayer meetings, a designated reader chooses and reads selections from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures , the textbook written by the founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy. Part of every meeting is dedicated to prayer and sharing any experiences of healing or thoughts on Christian Science. The CSO also sponsors Christian Science lectures on the MIT Campus. Our other activities include: attending Christian Science lectures in the Boston area, participating in Mother Church-sponsored activities, and social events with other Christian Scientists in the Boston area. For more information about us, don't hesitate to e-mail us at csorg@mit.edu . Or call our advisor, Prof. Les Norford at 253-8797. To learn more about Christian Science, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and its author, Mary Baker Eddy, check out the new Web page of

130. Clergy, Abuse, And Jail Time | Csmonitor.com christian science Monitor article on the percentage of offenders that see jailtime and why they're hard to convict. http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/0321/p01s04-ussc.html

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Special Offer: Subscribe to the Monitor and get 32 issues FREE! Domestic Politics Economy Foreign Policy ... Military Also see: Iraq in Transition Living The Monitor Breakfast Excerpts from discussions between reporters and Washington newsmakers. USA Stories: for 09/20/2005 Cost of Katrina relief splits Republican ranks Before the oil runs out: How will this era end? In rural towns, a way of life washed away Western energy boom ... more projects... Most-viewed stories: (for 09/18/05) Bush's buffeted leadership US tempers its view of victory in Iraq Iran bids to redefine nuclear limits Why interest rates may rise again - despite Katrina ... USA from the March 21, 2002 edition Clergy, abuse, and jail time Prosecutions are rare, but 75 priests or ministers have faced convictions, prison. By Mark Clayton and Seth Stern BOSTON Despite the common perception that clergy who sexually assault children are almost never punished, more than 70 priests and ministers have been sent to prison for child molestation since 1985. E-mail this story Write a letter to the Editor Printer-friendly version Related stories: Why child abuse goes unreported E-mail Newsletter Get all of today's headlines, or alerts on specific topics.

131. The Tenets Of Terror | Csmonitor.com The ideology of jihad and the rise of Islamic militancy. List of Islamic extremist groups PDF and links. http://www.csmonitor.com/2001/1018/p1s2-wogi.html

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Special Offer: Subscribe to the Monitor and get 32 issues FREE! Africa Americas Asia Pacific ... Global Issues Also see: Iraq in Transition A daily update World Stories: for 09/20/2005 North Korea's agreement to scrap its nukes Who will take Germany's top office? 'Horiemon' shakes up old school politics in Japan A Catholic town watches quietly as Protestant rancor grows ... more projects... Most-viewed stories: (for 09/18/05) Bush's buffeted leadership US tempers its view of victory in Iraq Iran bids to redefine nuclear limits Why interest rates may rise again - despite Katrina ... Global Issues from the October 18, 2001 edition ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN: A demonstrator, his face covered, protests against the US attack on Afghanistan. ROBERT HARBISON - STAFF The tenets of terror A special report on the ideology of jihad and the rise of Islamic militancy. By Robert Marquand PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN Hailing from the pancake-flat terrain of Punjab in east Pakistan, Hasan Ali dreams of a Muslim Utopia. The Islamic law student would like to create - through a holy war, if necessary - an Islamic state that spans the globe. All nations would be under the control of

132. SelectSmart.com Selectors, Decide, Decision, Choice, Recommend, Choose, Pick, Se SELECTSMART.com Compare, Comparison, Contrast, Weigh against, christian science Conservative Christian Humanist Liberal Christian Unitarian Universalist http://selectsmart.com/RELIGION/

SelectSmart.com Before you decide SelectSmart® Over 10,000 Selectors. Make us your home page c SelectPoll.com Demographic Poll: BELIEF SYSTEM SELECTOR...an exploration of world religions By SelectSmart.com Staff With just 20 questions, our goal is to provide a fun and informative activity to explore world religions and belief systems. We've included a sampling of more than two dozen world world religions, belief systems, or belief categories. When doctrine wasn't available to describe a belief system's positions, we looked at the predominant views of its followers. For detailed information, visit the descriptions pages which are linked from each result. We strive to be accurate. To that end, please share your comments about your results in our Religion Forum. Click here to hear our Religion Selector Theme Song. INSTRUCTIONS: For each section, check the position (or positions) that MOST CLOSELY reflects the one(s) you wish to include in your exploration. IMPORTANT: Note that some answers include more than one view separated by the word "or," for example "God (or Christ)...." It is an appropriate answer if you agree with just one option within a choice. 1000's of selectors more! Check out these categories:

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134. Remains Of Toxic Bullets Litter Iraq | Csmonitor.com A christian science Monitor reporter finds heavy levels of radiation from DU munitions. http://www.csmonitor.com/2003/0515/p01s02-woiq.html

Today's stories US tempers its view of victory in Iraq more stories... What is this? From our archive Trying war crimes: Iraq in context The capture of Saddam Hussein is only the start. Learn about justice elsewhere. Other features Toughest commute in Iraq? The six miles to the airport. Iraqi women eye Islamic law In Iraq, a clear-cut bin Laden-Zarqawi alliance For Iraqi women, Abu Ghraib's taint ... A daily update Graphics Map of Iraq (PDF) Ethnic/religious groups What is this? Lebanon's elections ... more projects... Most-viewed stories: (for 09/18/05) Bush's buffeted leadership US tempers its view of victory in Iraq Iran bids to redefine nuclear limits Why interest rates may rise again - despite Katrina ... Iraq in Transition from the May 15, 2003 edition CONTAMINATED SITES: Monitor correspondent Scott Peterson uses a radiation detector to test contamination levels of an Iraqi tank destroyed by US depleted uranium bullets. SCOTT PETERSON/ GETTY IMAGES Remains of toxic bullets litter Iraq The Monitor finds high levels of radiation left by US armor-piercing shells. By Scott Peterson Page 1 BAGHDAD But Ms. Hamid's stand is just four paces away from a burnt-out Iraqi tank, destroyed by - and contaminated with - controversial American depleted-uranium (DU) bullets. Local children play "throughout the day" on the tank, Hamid says, and on another one across the road.

135. Christian Science Orthodoxy, Lives of the Saints, monthly journal with comments on scripture, theological articles, confession, spiritual articles, services, links, http://www.roca.org/OA/92/92k.htm

Orthodox America Christian Science On a winter's day in New England in 1866, a frail middle-aged woman lay gravely ill with serious internal and spinal injuries. Her Protestant pastor had stopped by "to prepare her for the worst" (Robert Peel, The Years of Discovery: 1821-1875). After he left she opened her Bible and began to read Matthew 9:2: And behold, they brought to Him a man sick of the palsy.. "Quite suddenly she was filled with the conviction that her life was in Godthat God was the only Life..At that moment she was healed....It was as simple as that. In a moment of vision she saw all being as spiritual, divine, immortal, wholly good. There was no room for fear or pain or death, nor room for the limits that men define as matter" (Ibid.). Thus began a remarkable 50-year odyssey, culminating in the writing of a now-famous book and the establishment of a now-respectable worldwide Church. The woman was Mary Baker Eddy; the book is Science and Health, with Key to the Scriptures, and the religious organization is called today "The Church of Christ, Scientist," whose members are known simply as "Christian Scientists." Unable to humbly accept the simple fact of her instantaneous healing, Mrs. Eddy began to make a thoughtful and reflective search of Scripture, without reference to Protestant theology, historic Christianity, the commentaries of Holy Fathers, or anything or anyone else. She was convinced that Christian healing was a misunderstood "science," and she set herself the task of outlining its methodology.

136. 'White Lists' Emerge As A Tool For Consumers In Fight Against Spam | Csmonitor.c Americans are discovering that the broad effort to fight spam can backfire. http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/1202/p12s01-wmgn.html

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Special Offer: Subscribe to the Monitor and get 32 issues FREE! For investors with a conscience, options grow Dividing grandma's gift helps at tax time Uncle Sam's rich uncles overseas ... Joining a military credit union is distinct from military investing Tools and Guides Ethical investing Salary calculator Mutual Funds Quarterly - 2nd Qtr., 2005 50 largest US charities (PDF) Finance questions? We're prepared to help you find answers. E-mail Ethical Market Monitor Performance of the Domini Social Index 400 over the last 90 days. Show DJIA Hide DJIA Chart data by CSI Most-viewed stories: (for 09/18/05) Bush's buffeted leadership US tempers its view of victory in Iraq Iran bids to redefine nuclear limits Why interest rates may rise again - despite Katrina ... As water ebbs, tallies emerge from the December 02, 2002 edition 'White lists' emerge as a tool for consumers in fight against spam By Noel C. Paul Americans are discovering that the broad effort to fight spam can backfire. E-mail this story Write a letter to the Editor Printer-friendly version Permission to reprint/republish ... E-mail Newsletter Get all of today's headlines, or alerts on specific topics.

137. Boston.com / News / Local / Mass. / Christian Science Church Eyes Cuts The First Church of Christ, Scientist, as the christian science church is formally Along with the Monitor, the church publishes The christian science http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2004/02/05/christian_sci

Today's Globe Politics Opinion Education ... Mass. Christian Science church eyes cuts Overhaul of Monitor, layoffs are discussed By Donovan Slack, Globe Correspondent, 2/5/2004 Officials of the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston told employees yesterday that ailing finances are forcing them to restructure church operations, including laying off top-level managers, possibly ceasing production of some publications, moving others overseas, and overhauling operations at the Christian Science Monitor. ADVERTISEMENT "Overall contributions to the Mother Church have not kept pace with the demand," church treasurer Walter D. Jones said in a speech to employees at the church's headquarters on Huntington Avenue and broadcast to others over the Internet. "We must bring expenses in line." The church plans to review the operations of the printed edition of the Christian Science Monitor newspaper and may begin charging for subscriptions to the online version, according to church officials and an employee at the Monitor. The online edition records 4 million unique site visits per month, while the print edition, published five days a week, has about 70,000 subscribers. "What that suggests to me is a whole lot of people like what they get from the Christian Science Monitor, and those people are reading it online," Virginia S. Harris, chairwoman of the church's board of directors, said in an interview after yesterday's meeting. "We have to take a look at how people are getting their news and want to engage with Monitor journalism."

138. Utah History Encyclopedia The third christian science church in Salt Lake City was started in 1952 when twelve One of the major christian science contributions to Utah has been http://www.media.utah.edu/UHE/c/CHRISTIANSCI.html

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IN UTAH The Church of Christ, Scientist, founded in 1879 by Mary Baker Eddy "to reinstate primitive Christianity and its lost element of healing," has been in Utah for over a century. Its state history began in July 1891 when Mrs. Eddy sent one of her followers, Mrs. N. A. Bagley of Chicago, to Salt Lake City to organize a branch church. This led to the formation of the first Utah congregation, the present First Church of Christ, Scientist, Salt Lake City, incorporated on 27 August 1891. Mrs. Bagley returned to Chicago after the church was started. The small group initially met at various sites, including members' homes, the Odd Fellows Hall, and the Jewish synagogue. In 1897 the thirty-three local members voted to build their own church, located at 352 East 300 South. The Richardsonian Romanesque structure was planned by architect Walter E. Ware, who also designed the First Presbyterian Church, St. Mark's Hospital, the Old Masonic Temple, and many other structures in Salt Lake City. On Sunday, 27 November 1898, the new church was dedicated, according to church policy, free of debt. At least 1,000 people crowded into the church, which was designed for a seating capacity of 650. Christian Scientists from several nearby states traveled to Salt Lake City for the occasion. Services were opened by Mrs. Frank D. Kimball, acting First Reader in the absence of Lewis B. Coates, who was back east on church business with Mrs. Eddy. Mrs. Kimball read a letter from Mrs. Eddy praising the dedication of the Utah members. Thus began the thirty-second Christian Science branch church, which was restored in the 1970s and placed on the National Register of Historic Places.

139. Bush's Year-2 Challenges Parallel Those Of Predecessors | Csmonitor.com Compares George W. Bush's 2nd year challenges with past administrations. http://csmonitor.com/2002/0503/p02s03-uspo.html

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Special Offer: Subscribe to the Monitor and get 32 issues FREE! Domestic Politics Economy Foreign Policy ... Military Also see: Iraq in Transition Living The Monitor Breakfast Excerpts from discussions between reporters and Washington newsmakers. USA Stories: for 09/20/2005 Cost of Katrina relief splits Republican ranks Before the oil runs out: How will this era end? In rural towns, a way of life washed away Western energy boom ... more projects... Most-viewed stories: (for 09/18/05) Bush's buffeted leadership US tempers its view of victory in Iraq Iran bids to redefine nuclear limits Why interest rates may rise again - despite Katrina ... Politics from the May 03, 2002 edition Bush's Year-2 challenges parallel those of predecessors Senate battles, stalled initiatives, and departure of Karen Hughes signal a new phase for the president. By Francine Kiefer WASHINGTON In the life cycle of the presidency, you could equate Year 2 with adolescence. E-mail this story Write a letter to the Editor Printer-friendly version Related stories: Bush takes more hits from own party Monitor Breakfast: Mark Racicot Summits and Valleys Symbolism in fold-up cots: Senate isn't asleep ... E-mail Newsletter Get all of today's headlines, or alerts on specific topics.

140. The Son Dey School Of The Christ Science : [index-frameset] FUNDAMENTAL CONTROVERSES christian science Class Instruction * RKPetry, Scientific inferentiation on Holy Biblical Scripture What actually happened. http://christscience.us/

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