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Safety in a technological society
Mankind's yearning for safety is universal. Long before our age of missiles and highways crowded with cars, the Psalmist pleaded, "Preserve me, O God: for in thee do I put my trust." Ps. 16:1;
A highly technological society poses special challenges to individual and collective safety. And we might wonder if the Psalmist's trust in God would keep him safe in our modern world. Indeed, we might wonder how we are going to keep ourselves, our families, and the world itself safe in the face of increasing technology.

April 21, 1980 issue
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Mind's control
JAMES RICHARD BARTELS-KEITH
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One process
CAROL CHAPIN LINDSEY
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Law that heals
VIRGINIA T. GUFFIN
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Safety in a technological society
DAVID K. NARTONIS
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Whom can I turn to?
JENIFER C. WECHSLER
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Combating scientific materialism
STEVEN LEE FAIR
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Evidence of God
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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A healing walk
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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Healing in a sailboat
Margaret W. Walker
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In April 1970 my husband was in an auto accident
GERALDINE HAMPLEMAN with contributions from CARROLL HAMPLEMAN
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As a military jet pilot, I have proved the dominion and freedom...
JAMES ROBERT BROOKE
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One day, about two years ago, I was going down the cellar stairs...
ROBIN BURNS with contributions from CAROLYN G. BURNS
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A copy of the Sentinel was given to me at the close of a public...
PHYLLIS B. MEADOWS