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"The weapons of our warfare"
The Christian Science Monitor
Given the continuing stockpile of chemical and biological weapons, the title of this religious article might seem a bit ironic. And yet if you're familiar with the Bible, you'll recognize this title as part of a much-loved Scriptural verse.
It's a statement of great power and of hope. Of power, because it shows the most effective way to heal the hatred and mad ambition that would unleash the monstrous evil of these weapons. And of hope, because it promises that all things, all peoples and nations, must finally yield to the knowledge of God and to the power of His Christ.

September 4, 1989 issue
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God is real and tangible
John W. Williams
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What we can do when we are wronged
Margaret Seymour
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"Freely ye have received, freely give"
Amy K. Anderson
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Access denied!
Anita H. Rosenau
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Preludes
Marna M. Neufer
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It's OK to pray for democracy
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Teamwork
Ann Kenrick
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In a cabin in the pines
Margaret H. Sullivan
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I First became interested in Christian Science when I worked...
Frederick Howell Williams
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Several years ago, after attending a Thanksgiving service in our...
Florence L. Haney
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When I was about seven years old, warts started appearing...
Molly Noelle Ware with contributions from Joan Sieber Ware
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As many others have felt, I do not know what would...
Alice B. Steiner
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When I was a young man of twenty-six I had a brain hemorrhage
William L. House
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When our son was about eight years old, he fell and hurt his arm
Marietta T. Lovett