October 2, 2000
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In response to Allison Tar's essay in "Making a difference in the new millennium," some may live in a part of the country where people maintain their personal distance, but people here in Portland do not walk down the street, absorbed in their own thoughts.
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Speaking of changes
in thought that are shedding light on intuition, astronomer Luke Keller comments on the perspectives that have separated science and nature, and how, over the centuries, philosophers have had to rethink that separation.
Lots of people these days are taking journeys—spiritual journeys. They're seeking a deeper connection to God and a better understanding of their purpose in life. Whatever the scenery along the way, one of the routes these seekers are likely to take is prayer. Find out what prayer means to some of our readers, and the difference it's made in their lives.
Without realizing it, throughout all the inner dialogue and searching for an answer, I was praying.
Suddenly, what appeared to be an impasse turned into common ground.
Light plays a big part in bringing out the beauty of everything from butterflies to diamond rings. And God's light brings out your beauty.
You might think of patience as a platform diving board from which you can leap into peace, joy, even love.
The autumn colors were glorious; the clouds' reflections on the water, engrossing. It proved to be a perfect setting for healing.
If you've ever had trouble falling asleep at night, you're not alone. Find out how two girls turned to God for help—and then fell asleep.
This healing was the beginning of a new search to understand God's laws.
I've experienced neither restriction of movement nor pain during the years since.
The child woke up the next morning completely well.
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