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Just how far will we go in becoming a mechanized society?
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When a gang of leather-clad motorcyclists roared up to the Bishop of Reykjavik, Iceland, in the town square, at least some lookers-on might have wondered what was coming.
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By Patricia Tupper Hyatt Amid predictions that by 2099 there won't be any clear distinction between man (and woman) and machine, is the quest for immortality pointless?
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Virtual spirituality?

Here's the key to why you'll always be more than any computer could NEVER hope to be.
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Find your worth

"Somebody tell me why I'm not a nobody!" People can tell you. God will show you.
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Present parent conclusions

When you're looking for help in times of trouble—or even disaster—what you conclude about God can mean everything.
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Resting on the move

A hike into the Grand Canyon provides the chance to act like roadrunners.
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Pack 'n pray

Nothing—from rats to thunderstorms—has to stand in the way of your next trip away from home.
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Letters

Dear Sentinel

Nothing could eclipse the fun Casey's family was having. Not even an accident.
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Testimony of Healing

I decided I could turn to God. When I did this, the pain went away immediately.

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Testimony of Healing

Grateful to God

That night, I studied and prayed earnestly.

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Testimony of Healing

There was no mark, no further pain.

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Testimony of Healing

The next day,
my skin was
like a newborn
baby's.

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Testimony of Healing

As I thought about these simple truths, I could clearly see how true they were.

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Hug the neighborhood

I realized that my consideration of my neighbors had actually been full of concern for myself.

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Most articles in this magazine are written by you, our readers.
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Editorial

You know the rock isn't going to move, so you're not going to move either.

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