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Pray for pets?
"Animals win hearts, influence people," headlined an article in The Christian Science Monitor (December 15, 1981). The writer pointed out that although there have always been people who loved animals, nothing could compare with today's pet boom. For example: six books about cats on the best seller lists, membership of the Dog Writers Association of America at an all-time high, the cover of Time magazine devoted to an animal.
Animals contribute much to the lives of older people (as well as younger ones), often providing fun and companionship. A closeness exists between many pets and their owners that presents a challenge when an animal suffers.
Like others, Christian Scientists appreciate the work of veterinarians. Students of Science learn, however, that there is a deeper answer for pet problems, based on the inspired Word of the Bible and on sincere, enlightened prayer.
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January 17, 1983 issue
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Healing in the name of Christ
GARY JOHN JEWKES
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Shut the door—then pray!
JUDITH ANN HARDY
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Yield
THOMAS C. KELLER
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Peace in stormy times
H. JACK WYMAN
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Pray for pets?
GRANT C. BUTLER
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The woman and the book
MARGARET TSUDA
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What are we expressing?
L. GRACE JOHNSON
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Equality—the divine standard
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Born again!
WILLIAM E. MOODY
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How to meet an alligator
Udai B. Hoffberg
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On one of the blackest mornings of my life, I assembled...
ELLEN HAMILTON
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I feel so grateful for Christian Science because through it I have...
SUSAN ELEANOR ROWE
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I owe so much to God for Christian Science—it has comforted...
DOROTHY PRATT DAHL