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To Our Readers
INTEREST IN THE mind-body connection has come a great distance over the last twenty years. What was once considered folklore by much of the medical profession is now seen as a legitimate factor in matters of physical health. Over time, the kinds of questions being asked by researchers and other thinkers have shifted from "Is there is a connection between mind and body?" to "How significant is the connection between a person's thinking and his or her health?"
Our Cover Story sheds more light on the subject. Contributing editor Jan Keeler looks at the relation between purity and health, and draws on the experience of a woman who had been suffering from a serious infection. Antibiotics and minor surgery didn't help the woman's condition, but prayer and an understanding of her pure relation to God did. The infection disappeared in a very short time.

November 29, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Caryl Jean Fishkin, Margaret C. Lauterbach
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Waking up to God
Mark Yaconelli
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"Most stolen book in print"
Heidi B. Perlman
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"THE FINAL FRONTIER"
Robert John Russell
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GOD ON THE INTERNET
Scott Simon
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The connection between purity and health
JAN KASSAHN KEELER
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Years of guilt, gone in a moment
BY MELISSA NEILL
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Prioritizing
BY RUSSELL LUERSSEN
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Peace restored between a mother and her son
BY ELLEN MOORE THOMPSON
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To drink, or not to drink
BY RICHARD S. RAFFLES
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It's a Law! (or is it?)
BY PHYLLIS A KLANG
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Looking for the right gift
BY MICHELLE BOCCANFUSO
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Dear Diary
PAMELA SPERRY THORNDIKE
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God's love
Jennifer Anderson
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Healing following a snowboarding accident
JORDAN LANE-MILLER
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Severe skin condition healed through prayer
JANET L. BENSON
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Child is well again after reading from Science and Health
BETSI BRIGHTMAN
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Prayer heals injured hiker
KEITH PATTESON RICE
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Recurring nosebleeds healed
FLORENCE L. BRUNING
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Technology—it's not all-powerful, but it can be good
Jennifer Bartlett Lobl
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Exploded doctrines
Margaret Rogers