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As a child and young adult, I couldn't have imagined that "the...
As a child and young adult, I couldn't have imagined that "the thing which I greatly feared" (Job 3:25) would lead to my learning of God's existence and His eternal presence.
A warning to me from my loving mother when I was about six years old was probably the beginning of the fear. She advised me to do whatever I could to avoid the dangers and horrors of military combat, should our nation become involved in some future war.
A few years later, at the beginning of the China-Japan War, I experienced my first war-related shock. Stories of the Japanese invasion of China filled the news. For some time afterward I occasionally woke from nightmares involving fleets of the enemy's planes flying over Portland's western hills on their approach to attack the city. Just the sound of an airplane engine at any time or place would completely distract me, causing me to shudder with fear.
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August 28, 1989 issue
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When loving someone is difficult
Thomas Richard Mitchinson
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Learning love
Nikki Tomlinson Smith
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Just a reminder: Don't forget that you are loved
Robin Jagel
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You are good enough right now
Patricia Hofer Holmes
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Christ's healing art
Philip Trent
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On the right track
George Reed
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Second Thought
Excerpt from an interview with Robert Coles, author and a professor of psychiatry and medical humanities at Harvard
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Is there any joy?
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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When faith is tested
William E. Moody
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In the seven years that I have been a student of Christian Science...
Carolyn E. Vander Velde
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At one time I was having difficulty walking
James Marshall Fabian
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In the light of some court cases involving Christian Scientists...
Winifred Dewar Campbell
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While I was visiting a branch church one Wednesday evening...
Eunice M. Borchers