September 21, 1992
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From the Editors
The
phrase "the healing power of spiritual purity" on our cover might raise a few questions for a new reader of the Sentinel.
Is it reasonable to believe that God would make man susceptible to either sin or disease?
A personal history doesn't really define us. Our God-given spiritual identity does.
"One of the African nations hardest hit by AIDS, Uganda has also mounted one of the continent's most effective AIDS information and prevention programs.
God's law is simple in its statement, yet profound in its effect: the help we need is always available because God is always available.
The good we accomplish in our lives—when directed by prayer—makes a lasting contribution.
Wherever we live in the world, there is one right each of us has that cannot be taken away—the right to pray.
When our thinking and living are purified by Christ, Truth, we are being made "new." We find healing.
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The Christian Science Publishing Society would like to introduce a new-old friend.
I have
been grateful through the years to those who have shared their testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals.
One morning in January 1991 I woke up feeling extremely fatigued.
Although I was brought up in a Christian Scientist household and went to Sunday School regularly, I got caught up in social drinking when I began college.
Many years ago, a dentist told me that a spot on my face might be cancerous.
