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Legal embroilments and God's law
How does one resolve a complicated legal issue that is caught in a stalemate?
At one time I was told there was nothing I could do but run a land ownership dispute through the courts. The attorney said the land had been embroiled in a tangled ownership situation for many years. Now, I was told, the problem was compounded because there were several inheritors, including me.
Even as he spoke, I knew, without doubt, there was another solution. The legal opinion he offered was based on what the material senses observed. Here was an opportunity to dispel a longstanding stalemate with God's law of harmony, discernible through spiritual sense.
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November 18, 1996 issue
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"Dad, can I have the car keys?"
Jan Kassahn Keeler
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Parenting: helping teens "do the right thing"
with contributions from Kay Olson, Russ Gerber
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Dilemma? Take it right to God!
Rebecca MacKenzie Odegaard
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Finding courage to express God's love
Stephanie S. Johnson
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Divine Love heals the lonely heart
Joy L. Nack
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Legal embroilments and God's law
Beverly Ann Erickson
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"Like Father, like son"
Robert J. Rowan
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Family wholeness
by Kim Shippey
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Your home
Béatrice Labarthe
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Going for real gold
Mary Metzner Trammell
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One day I was eating in the cafeteria
Andrew Hopkins with contributions from Alice M. Hopkins
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We had been invited by some close friends to bring the children...
Karen Rose Banks with contributions from Jason M. Banks
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Through the study of divine Science I have gained a clearer...
Damien Moorhouse