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Prayer for good government
One day a dear friend asked me, "The Bible tells us to pray for those in positions of leadership and for the peaceful resolution of differences. But how can I know which side is right?"
The answer that came to me was that prayer for our government is not a matter of determining which individuals are right or wrong, or of siding with one and defeating the other. The solution to any problem is not in the problem but in the understanding that God, good, is All-in-all, and that man is His spiritual idea.
God, the divine Principle of all being, governs every one of His ideas in every circumstance. We can all be obedient to this all-loving Principle instead of allowing human will, personal loyalties, or ambition to motivate us. When we trust in this Principle, which guides only to good, we are able to resolve any problem and regain harmony.
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November 3, 1997 issue
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TO OUR READERS
The Editors
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Exploring the Key to the Scriptures
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Resurrection
Mary Baker Eddy
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Prayer, binding the power of pain
Michelle Boccanfuso
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Breaking barriers
Marta Greenwood
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Redeem the past and go forward
Robert W. Timm
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God hears our prayer
Anna Kathleen Tunnicliff
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God's gentle presence heals
Lynn G. Jackson
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Grief dissolved with love
Tony Lobl
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Lifted above the flood
Brenda Edith Flint
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Penniless, I watched God supply our need
Edward Daryl Francis
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"And I will restore to you the years..."*
Susan M. Schmeltz
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Prayer for good government
Joyce E. Boshler
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SENTINEL
The Editors
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The presence of all that is good
William E. Moody
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For five generations our family has known and practiced Christian Science...
Dorette Kreutziger
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While serving in the military, I experienced a severe sunburn
Henry G. Rutledge, Jr.
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On a campout last summer, I began to have some internal...
Elizabeth J. Barber