Are you sure?
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Why wait?
It's a question people in love, and sometimes people who are just infatuated, or lonely, ask. There's a whole range of answers. But aren't earnest questions about sex often questions about values? And when values are important to you, intellectual reasoning alone usually won't result in satisfying answers. It doesn't allow for the one factor that is more valuable than anything else—your relation to God.
A friend of mine discovered a connection between his relation with God and his attitude about sex.
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October 5, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Rhoda M. Ford, Susan Hill Clay
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items of interest
with contributions from Spencer Perkins
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Be healthy, stay healthy
By Channing Walker
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SCIENCE AND HEALTH—THE MOST IMPORTANT TEXTBOOK I OWN
Michael Pabst
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Get fit
Pallas Hubler
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READING THE BOOK HEALS
Lois Rae Carlson
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Is God in a boom or bust market economy?
By Marta Greenwood
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Pour it out!
Wilma I. Goodwin
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DEPEND ON GOD FOR YOUR EMPLOYMENT
Sandra L. LeCompte Scott
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Women are not cursed
By Christina Sloan
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Help is at hand
By Pauline D. Jenner
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Treading on serpents and scorpions
By Karen Arnold
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Stop being a bulletin board for negative notes
By Nancy Louise Ranks
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What's really going on at school?
By Patricia M. Curtis
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Shine, shine, shine
Mary Jo Beebe
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Dear Sentinel
Michael Inkson
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Severe pain healed
Robin Noel Widgery
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Christian Science treatment ends addiction to smoking
Helen K. Lowell
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A lifetime of reliance on God
Cynthia S. Prime
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Prayer conquers pain and injury
Paul Derian
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"It was a Friday night ..."
By Phyllis M. Federico
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Why wait?
Margaret Rogers