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"The Stoics ... thought we shouldn't value anything that can be taken from us by someone else. If we do so, we put ourselves in that other person's power. For you to overvalue your car, your stereo, your job, ... is in effect putting yourself in a position of fear .... one thing that can't be taken from you by somebody is your virtue. You can relinquish it, but no one can take it from you. ... You can't be corrupted unless you are willing to be corrupted."
Lou Marinoff,philosophical counselorInterviewed by Merle HoffmanOn the IssuesWinter 1999

May 10, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from June Beckwith, Ronald G. Walker, Henry Louis Michel, Valmai Barker
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with contributions from Lou Marinoff, Paul Simon, Sharon Begley, Patricia Beard
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Natural and good medicine
By Nathan A. Talbot
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Discover your individuality, your gifts
By Judith Haugan Ryan
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CLEAR THINKING AT EXAM TIME
Charles Edward Langton
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Fighting for peace in Kosovo
By Rosalie E. Dunbar
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What happened when I thought I had no friends
By Lesley E. Gort
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Run the race with God, finish with joy
By Linda Gibson Saylor
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You're God's masterpiece!
By Shirley T. Paulson
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You belong to Me—your God
Kathie Ann Walter
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Prayer ends grief over husband's passing
Judith L. Minor
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Sisters share their healings
Cody Dawn Lewis with contributions from Jessie Lewis
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Sudden illness healed
Nancy Smartt
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A life revitalized; malaria healed
Gatwiri Isaac
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Heavenly career guidance
By Ernest C. Pearson
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GOD DOESN'T MAKE BUSINESS MISTAKES
Ronald Gray Walker
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To be made new
Russ Gerber