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TO OUR READERS
In the last few years, a significant number of books have been published that purport to help men communicate with women—and vice versa. But despite this effort, gender relations is still a subject we hear about from readers. The Sentinel is stepping forward to show how to find common ground instead of emphasizing these relations as a battleground.
Our first author, Madelon Maupin Miles, uses the best-selling Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus as her kickoff point toward presenting a spiritual view of the subject. Next, Jon Benson offers a different but complementary perspective on our images of men, women, and ultimately, ourselves.

September 22, 1997 issue
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TO OUR READERS
The Editors
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"Mars and Venus"—making the most important distinctions
Madelon Maupin Miles
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Bridging the gender divide
Jon Benson
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Thought scanning
Sandra M. Justad
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Spirituality ... in the sports section?
Warren Bolon
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Taking a more serious look at things of the Spirit
Warren Bolon
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Forgiveness and healing
Ruth P. Denison
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Don't wait to be healed
Nancy Louise Loose Ranks
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Upward
Rod Wagner
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Standing up for God—and not drinking
Lois Royle Marquardt
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Q: When God talks to you, is it a noise or a thought that you...
Sunday School students, Katie Jones
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Healing for troubled youths
Joy L. Nack
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Did you give a cup of cold water?
Harriet Barry Schupp
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Consent to health—and spread it
Barbara M. Vining
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I attended a Christian Science Sunday School regularly from...
Catherine Byers
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When I was fifteen years old I was invited to go to the beach...
Marjorie Clarie Duree
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It was some twenty years ago that I began seriously to study...
Mario Dino Torres