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YOUR LETTERS
"I don't think strolling through the woods quite fulfills the idea of Earth Day...."
I must take issue with the use of the Sentinel to espouse personal political theories and beliefs as I feel you did in the Earth Day Sentinel (April 13). At times, the deification of nature by environmentalists seems evident in some of the ideas presented.
Isn't it beyond the commission of a Christian Science periodical to actively support politically motivated causes such as Earth Day and the conference on global warming in Kyoto? I am concerned that some politically motivated causes of some environmentalists are promoted as if they had not been challenged facts. I think the Sentinel needs to be very careful how such matters are presented.
Tracy Sullivan
Irving, Texas
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June 29, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Tracy Sullivan, Francine Mienik
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items of interest
with contributions from Wally Amos, Lynas, Nancy Tuttle, James C. Howell, Amy Neff Roth
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GenXers: Peter would have loved them
By Diana Davis Butler
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A TWENTY-SOMETHING'S TAKE ON THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
Storey Hieronymus
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DON'T BE SO HARD ON GENERATION X
Stacey Collins
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God meets our needs
By Carolyn Hill
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Oil the gears of daily life
By Geraldine Schiering
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Top priority
Sharon Slaton Howell
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Land of the free
By Michael Shannon
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A trip on the love train
By T. Jewell Collins
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FORGIVENESS: A NATURAL RESPONSE
Robert Storm
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The story of Ruth
By Josette Flamand
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Healed of painful boil and head injury
Shirley Mae Kieffer
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Woman conquers back trouble
Margret Ullrich
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Child tells of healing
Carrie Lynn Dennett with contributions from ELISABETH SEAMAN
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Perseverance in prayer heals severe skin condition
Maria T. Cabrera
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Faith that heals
By Marian C. English
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God—seen through a child's eyes, and through a child's healing
William E. Moody