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A COLLEGE STUDENT WRITES:
Where Is Companionship?
For the single person desiring satisfying companionship or eventual marriage, a big question is how to find the right person. Loneliness often looms as a frightening obstacle to happiness and fulfillment. In a world full of people, can we be sure we'll find a companion to love and trust? And how will we know this special individual from our other friends?
A logical beginning is to understand better our own true identity and our relationship to God. Man, the full and complete expression of God, divine Love, includes the right idea of companionship. However, we're apt to think of ourselves as incomplete, and this mistaken self-concept is a primary cause of loneliness.
We forfeit our God-given right to the peace and satisfaction of fulfillment and completeness when we falsely identify ourselves as unloved, deficient. And we really can't expect to be treasured as someone else's companion when we don't even treasure ourselves.
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December 11, 1971 issue
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Holding the Family Together
DAVID KEITH CHARTRES WILLIS
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A Child's Place in the Family
VERA ELIZABETH HUGHES
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Don't Worry, Mother!
HELEN B. CHILDS
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One Family
JUDITH L. JOGIS
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Where Is Companionship?
DONALD RAIN ADAMS
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An Interview: on parents and teen-agers
with contributions from Hank Hamlin, Margie Hamlin
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Trustworthiness in the Home
Carl J. Welz
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Loved Members of the Family
Naomi Price
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As a young wife I felt a deep need for a happier sense of my...
Sarah V. Cornelius
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Over a period of many years I have been most grateful for the. . .
Lillian Stegeman Anderson
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Christian Science was introduced into our home through the...
Marion B. Wilson
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One morning I woke up and went downstairs.
Donnie Krishnaswami
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Christ Jesus said, "Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall...
Phillip L. Hawkins with contributions from Cora M. Hawkins
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RICKY AND THE JUNCO
CAROLYN K. NUTWELL