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from the Editors
We've probably bitten off more than we can chew this week. We're sure it would take a year's worth of Sentinel issues devoted to the topic of "love" just to begin to explore such an important subject. When you think of the number of books written about love, songs sung about love, poems recited about love, and all the words said about love, it's clear that this is something people give thought to more than just occasionally.
But what exactly is love? We found twenty-seven definitions for the word in Webster's Third New International Dictionary (unabridged). Yet, even armed with Webster's wisdom, most people would probably feel that there's still a lot to learn about what love actually means to life and living. This issue of the Sentinel, we hope, will cause you to think about love—what it is and what it isn't—and what love means to the way you live your life, the kind of person you are, and the kind of person you want to be.
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February 14, 1994 issue
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the Editors
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What is love?
John Knowles
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To God's child
Shirley Andrew Allard
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Finding new purpose in our work
James J. Bencivenga
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A love that counts
Robert A. Johnson
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POSITIVE PRESS
William Rees-Mogg
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Forgive yourself
Mark Billings Raffles
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Thinking more about the race
Russ Gerber
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You're whole!
Mary Metzner Trammell
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I Know no way to explain the harmony, confidence, and Spirit...
Erin S. Douglass
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It has been over twenty-five years since I submitted a testimony...
Patricia Mandt Hunter