March 2, 1992
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From the Editors
We're
reading a lot in the news these days about how to end life with dignity.
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About our cover—Recent discussion on ensuring choices about life and living may turn us to a deeper issue. We may begin to explore more fully what it is that actually sustains life.
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Even if we feel as though hopelessness has pushed us to the edge, we aren't lost. There is a way out of the darkness. It is a way of love and healing.
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The question sometimes leads to a downward spiral. But when this writer began to explore a spiritual answer, he found himself rising to a fresh view of his own worth.
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"Many people worry that a complicated moral issue is being fought on who can come up with the best worst-case scenario."
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There is a joy that liberates us from illness. We don't manufacture that joy; it is our very nature as the children of immortal Love.
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without it! Giving thanks is an eye-opener. It makes us more awake to the goodness and presence of God.
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"It would take a book to share all the healings I have had and the spiritual growth and inspiration gained from each one," writes a testifier.
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pretation God is the one true communicator. The language of Spirit can be understood by spiritual sense and does not depend on personal interpretation.
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what to do next God didn't create confusion. That's a fact. When we begin to acknowledge His presence and guidance, we're filled with just-right ideas, and the whole scene changes.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science
has been the path to increasingly greater peace and purpose in all avenues of my life.
Testimony of Healing
In 1986 I was riding in a van with my daughter and sonin-law.
Testimony of Healing
I was raised in another denomination, but I did not acquire any particular interest in religion.
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