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Law that can't be broken
The two-hundredth birthday celebration of the Constitution of the United States has produced more than fireworks displays. It has touched off some worldwide discussions of law and some skyrocketing, brilliant thought about achieving a lawful society.
But we still see around the globe far too much evidence of what could ironically be called a year of disregard for law. Terrorist acts. Urban gangs. Increasing drug traffic. Circumventing of law at high levels of government in the United States.

September 28, 1987 issue
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Law and listening for the voice of Truth
with contributions from Tom Russell
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Why moral courage?
Rosemarie Bürstenbinder
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Never underestimate the power of Truth
Arline Walker Evans
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New demands, new strength
Judith Ann Hardy
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No contest
Mary Elizabeth Leever
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Law that can't be broken
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Is being good, dull?
Michael D. Rissler
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Real treasure
Kathryn A. Knox
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In the course of rearing a family of five children, the many...
Olive Bemis Gerber
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One Saturday in the spring of 1986, while I was driving to pick...
Eric F. Thacher with contributions from Susan W. Thacher
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Truly, Christian Science is the golden thread running through...
John W. Roehmer with contributions from George Michael Roehmer