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Prayer and antiterrorism
The Christian Science Monitor
The world is desperately searching for some effective way to reduce and even to end terrorism. Human solutions, at their best, have been found wanting to some degree.
Yet there is a spiritual solution that can prove highly effective. It is humble, fervent prayer, and indeed many individuals, including government officials, are praying, daily.
Prayer that supports those in government helps them to deal wisely with the intricate political and personal issues that are often involved in terrorism, such as the immediate safety of hostages or long-term policy changes. Prayer that springs from a clear perception that God alone governs, and that His qualities are continuously expressed in man, can help those in government express an even greater degree of wisdom, patience, endurance, restraint, courage.
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December 8, 1986 issue
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Dear Readers:
The Editors
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Christmas is always
Jane W. Hastings
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Guidance for life's business
Sharon Slaton Howell
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Christmas Eve
Hillary Hauser
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Rising above rejection
Georgia L. Newton
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Spiritual healing is going on now
Katherine Jane Hildreth
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Christmas: recollections and expectations
Virginia T. Guffin
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The warmth of the healing Christ
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Understanding universal good—a rule for peace
William E. Moody
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Christian Science is responsible for transforming my life in...
Barbara L. Entress
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One day we received word that our oldest son had been killed...
Susanne B. Sommer with contributions from John M. Sommer
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Christian Science teaches the reality of God's creation and the...
Nancy Young Kooyman
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A musician knows that the more intently he listens to the...
Lillian S. deLissovoy