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Criminality and innocence
Original in German
The two women in the subway were reading the newspaper. They exchanged but few words. One woman sighed, "This thing with the criminality is getting worse and worse." To which the other responded, "Yes, it is, and there's nothing one can do about it." Then they became deeply engrossed in their reading material again.
The hopelessness of the second statement in particular affected me, and I thought about why I could not, nor did I want to, agree with it.
Much is written on the causes of criminality. Several contributing factors may now be the open borders in Europe and the increasingly evident gap in income levels, internationally operating criminal organizations, and a flourishing illegal drug trade.
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March 14, 1994 issue
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The door to freedom is open
Lynn G. Jackson
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Don't be taken in by appeals to abuse alcohol
Mark Swinney
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Yes, we can help
Anne-Françoise Bouffé
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POSITIVE PRESS
Ashley Dunn
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Sensuality yielding to spirituality
Julio C. Rivas T.
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No clashes in God
Susan Hunt Deal
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Is God for real?
Barbara Shutt Wallace
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Marriage and the Comforter
Richard C. Bergenheim
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Criminality and innocence
Michael A. Seek
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Growing up in a family that depended on Christian Science,...
Beverly Mayhall Larsen
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For several years I experienced discomfort from a hernia
Kenneth M. Roberts
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I am very grateful for the many healings I have had through...
Frances Helen Furness with contributions from Mary Ferdinand