Are you sure?
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How do you identify yourself?
A name, a signature, a driver's license, a number assigned by a computer—we're apt to use them all. But there's so much more to right identification. What about the thoughts we think about ourselves? And what about the confusion so many people feel, in today's high-pressured society, over questions of identity—or loss of identity?
Such issues lead to a deeper question: Do we passively accept the limiting concepts that would define us on a mortal basis? Or do we actively know our real identity according to what's true of God and man?

March 21, 1983 issue
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God's purpose for you
MARION SHELDON PIERPONT
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It's either right or wrong
FEROL AUSTEN
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God's Word heals
H. JACK WYMAN
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The reflecting business
CHERYL ANN McCARTER
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Pioneers—'80's style
CAROL CHAPIN LINDSEY
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Are we listening for God's guidance?
POLLY MARTIN
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Decisions, decisions
RUTH M. YOUNG
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Communication
ANN F. SEARLES
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How do you identify yourself?
DeWITT JOHN
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My life? My purpose?
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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At the age of twenty I was a bed patient in a tuberculosis...
IVAN A. JONES, SR.
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It was hot
GLENNA MICHENER with contributions from DWIGHT W. MICHENER
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I often contemplate the many blessings I have received through...
LILLIAN WITHINGTON BUHMAN