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Retirement: passive or active?
Shall I retire? Must I retire? When shall I retire—and to what? Such questions face many longtime employees today. Some, who have already retired, are entirely happy. Others find retirement boring or stressful. Some may feel a loss of identity. And, of course, many need additional income, or dislike freedom from obligation and crave satisfying activity.
Current efforts to alter or to completely do away with compulsory retirement laws and practices can, perhaps, be seen as tangible response to the divine fact that God's man—His very image—is eternally active and purposeful.

March 24, 1980 issue
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Christian healing—impelled by God
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Business as an unfolding of good
FEROL AUSTEN
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Now
ELIZABETH GRACE DIETER
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Mind-inspired solutions
H. JACK WYMAN
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Retirement: passive or active?
JOHN J. SELOVER
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A rule for business
G. THOMAS GALIOTO
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Life cycle
ELIZABETH WOOLLEY
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The successful business
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Inflation and the question of productivity
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Making channels
Eileen F. Johnstone
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To follow Jesus
Lucy S. Blake
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About seven years ago I suffered from a collapsed...
PATRICIA G. ZAVITZ