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Divine spontaneity or human impulsiveness?
Recently a friend telephoned to discuss a troublesome matter in which we both had been involved. The following day I suddenly decided to phone and thank her for her call. After hanging up, I asked myself what had prompted me to call back. Judging by the helpful effect of that action, I could perceive that not human impulsiveness but God-given spontaneity had prompted it.
Yet how many times have we acted impulsively and afterward berated ourselves and fervently wished we always knew when to speak or act and when to refrain!
May 18, 1981 issue
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The coin of spiritual healing
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Discover your native beauty
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I won't jump!
MARY E. AILSHIRE
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Healing the hidden hurts
MURIEL ROADMAN
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ERMA LEA MARTELL
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A lesson
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Dealing with hate
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Sure prospects
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Retraction
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The most important question of all
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