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Your aptitude isn't determined by your genes
What God gives us—including intelligence and understanding—isn't limited.
Remember The Film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" which combined animation with live actors? There was a line in the dialogue that really stood out to me. The female heroine, one of the cartoon characters, said, "I'm not bad; I'm just drawn that way!"
How many times have most of us thought, like this cartoon character, "I just can't help myself; that's just the way I am."

June 1, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from G. MARILYN BELL, ANN FINSTER, Louise Hays Doolittle, Don L. Griffith
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items of interest
with contributions from Mark I. Pinksy
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Spiritual healing—you have what it takes
By Colleen Feldmann Douglass
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NO MORE PILLS
Barbara Atteberry
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Your aptitude isn't determined by your genes
By Cynthia Cook Wiggins
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Who are your heroes?
By Lynn Gray Jackson
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Did I miss something?
Gary F. Mills
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"I'm so happy for you," ... but what about me?
By Barbara Beth Whitewater
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Conflict resolution
By Barbara Smith Bernheimer
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Armed and ready
By Yvonne Joy Prinsloo
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Dear Sentinel
Micah Korinek with contributions from Kimberly Crooks Korinek
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Heart trouble healed through prayer
Carol Anne Strader
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Severed finger restored
Patricia Glasmire
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Symptoms of spinal meningitis cured
Ann Butland Buettner
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Knee injury conquered
Jean-Pierre Labarthe
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Trusting God to guide our careers
By Eric D. Nelson
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No wilderness so desolate
William E. Moody