September 27, 1999
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A recent study in
Demography claims that attending religious services more than once a week raises the possibility of extending life by at least seven years.
Some people seem old before their time; others seem always vital and active, even when they're well along in years. How do you account for that difference? And how do you live a productive life year after year? You'll find answers here.
There's a well-known saying: "Laughter is the best medicine." That might be stretching the truth a bit, but a good laugh can speed healing.
Job, from the Bible, had lots of problems, including problems with people. Not surprisingly, then, we can learn a great deal about interacting with others from his example.
Troubled by the plight of those forced from their homes during the war in Kosovo, the author reflects on her own experience as a refugee.
When the work that was required of her to graduate seemed more than she could possibly manage, this writer discovered that more time was the last thing she needed. The result of the discovery? Straight A's.
Wanting something to come aboutI'm thinking, once again, about thisdeal with God.
He went from a driver's license noting the need for glasses to one with no stipulations whatsoever about his vision. How did he do it?
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This response to a review of a book condemning Christian Science clarifies key points and corrects inaccuracies.
I could move in any way I wished with no discomfort whatsoever.
By the end of the week, the knee was entirely normal.
In about thirty seconds I could breathe and talk normally.
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"To me, spirituality is simply having a sense of inner calm and a willingness to reflect carefully on yourself and the world around you.
