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The government we need, the government we represent
The more we hear about governmental problems, the more we may think that the last thing we need is government! Unfortunately, the very word government has come to represent, to many people, little that is likable and much that is unlikable. And yet government is intended to help society function in an organized way.
We're familiar enough with the kinds of criticism and anger directed toward government. But when it comes to finding solutions, there is a sense that the problems of government are simply beyond solving. People often feel detached and powerless. But they aren't

July 3, 1995 issue
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Cutting through moral confusion
Beulah M. Roegge
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Obeying God's law
Jean Bordeaux
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The call home
Jeanne Kirkpatrick
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Amber learns that God's love heals
Beverly Bemis Hawks DeWindt
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Always safe
Jane Gidley Gorman
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The relationship of morality and freedom in society
by Kim Shippey
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The moral and spiritual foundation of progress
William E. Moody
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In August of 1993, while traveling, I accidentally...
Thomas Resovich
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The greatest gift my mother gave me was Christian Science
Karen Terrell with contributions from R. Scott Terrell
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I have experienced many healings through the study and practice...
Rachel A. F. Henderson
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A little over a year ago I attended a college program for adults
Ellen Moore Thompson