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Stemming the tide of terror
Indignation and moral resistance are being increasingly felt in the world today as acts of political terrorism, assassinations, and retaliation killings become more and more frequent. Surely such resistance to mayhem must be a welcome sign that progress has been made Spiritward in world thought since the dark ages of paganism, when atrocities against human beings were considered normal.
But indignation is not enough to heal. Disapproval must coincide with action that will put a stop to savage incidents.

May 7, 1979 issue
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HELEN A. DEL NEGRO
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Constantly flowing supply
MICHAEL A. WEST
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Who am I . . .?
C. EARLE ARMSTRONG
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You are necessary to God
CONSTANCE S. SAMMIS
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From racism to the recognition of true identity
DORRISENE FOREMAN
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Running on a full tank
FREDERICK H. BRIGHTMAN
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Love—the key to reform
JOAN V. GERVILLE-RÉACHE
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I am not Robert Redford!
THOMAS ALAN WALDMAN
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UFOs and other objects
Nathan A. Talbot
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Not always
Mildred M. Koestner
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Expressing God or impressing people?
Scheherezade Issari
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Thanksgiving
April De Conick
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When I decided to join a branch church and The Mother Church...
Margaret A. Rudberg
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A few months after we were married my husband became seriously...
Christine M. Telthorst with contributions from Richard V. Telthorst
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One Saturday, our twelve-month-old daughter had symptoms...
Elizabeth Deaton with contributions from Agnes I. Milne