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The Christian Science Monitor®
Don't be a hostage to anger
The Christian Science Monitor
Recent events in the Middle East have made me think quite a lot about forgiveness and how important it is in any situation that needs healing.
Sometimes events in our lives seem to escalate out of control. Anger, fear, frustration, a feeling of helplessness, take over. If we really want a healing outcome, it is at this point that we must do our utmost to forgive and to avoid hatred. To do this is to follow the standard Christ Jesus set for us. He was a good and honest man condemned to a shameful death by religious leaders who feared and envied him.

October 22, 1990 issue
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"God didn't create His children to destroy each other"
with contributions from Stansfield Turner
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Overcoming the terrorist's threat
R. David Robert
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Can we love our enemies without being victims?
Jan Johnston
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Identification with spiritual perfection
Marcia Page Wiesendanger
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Announcing a Full Text Edition of the Christian Science Bible Lessons
Manager of The Christian Science Publishing Society
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"Let not the sun go down upon your wrath"
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Opening borders
Michael D. Rissler
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The transformation of my life that has come through the...
Joyce Parks Rosbach
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Outside my apartment complex, I slipped on an icy patch...
Ruth V. Hansen