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A God large enough for large-scale problems
Television brings the world's hunger and its many other problems to our own dinner table. And who doesn't yearn to find a way to help with racial conflicts, famine, missing children, or brutal oppression. There's enough trouble to make tears run like rivers.
But when it comes to finding solutions for these large-scale ills, many people feel religion to be impractical except to the extent it throws its support behind conventional worldly methods.

May 13, 1985 issue
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A rewarding priority
DAIS TAYLOR
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Supply and expression
MIRIAM B. DAMSGAARD
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Dominion versus addiction
MARIAN C. ENGLISH
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Does God's man have free will?
JOHN E. SWEENEY
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A God large enough for large-scale problems
ALLISON W. PHINNEY, JR.
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Caring: a privilege from God
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Dear Readers:
The Editors
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From a newspaper interview with a Christian Science lecturer
Jim McChesney with contributions from Arno Preller
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Something special Wednesday night
Judith Ann Hardy
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I feel blessed to be employed at a school where...
LAUREL A. FAWCETT with contributions from IAN FAWCETT
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I was brought up in Judaism, and I always felt a closeness to...
ELEANOR K. SACHS
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Since my first testimony appeared in an issue of the Sentinel...
LOUISE M. MOSMAN