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Sensualism has no power to overpower you
The Christian Science Monitor
We live in an age that sells sensualism as readily as toothpaste—and suffers greatly from the consequences. But no one has to resign himself or herself to sensualism or to fear that its hold is unbreakable.
I write this having just read about a young man who came close to destroying himself in an all-out effort to live "the good life." To me, three startling things surfaced out of the more obvious events of his immorality. They are the most convincing reasons I've found for making the effort to help ourselves and others refuse to have anything to do with sin in any form.

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