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The first and last word
Love is very patient, very kind.
Love knows no jealousy;
love makes no parade,
gives itself no airs,
is never rude,
never selfish,
never irritated,
never resentful;
love is never glad when others go wrong,
love is gladdened by goodness,
always slow to expose,
always eager to believe the best,
always hopeful,
always patient.
Love never disappears.
Love does not withdraw in the face of terror, hate, and fear.
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December 3, 2001 issue
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'The sun broke through . . .'
Mary Trammell
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Jeff Mattison, Carol Brogden, Sonette Salter, Daniel Burgess
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items of interest
with contributions from Sara Solovitch, Larry Witham, Daniel Schorr, George Soros, Brett Hoffman
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Remove the roots of hatred
BY Nate Talbot
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Dealing with hatred—a letter
By J. Thomas Black
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Your INSIGHTS
Fenella Bennetts
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To break the chain of hate
By Kim Shippey
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Confronting the enraged mentality
BY Patti May Cangiano
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Through a spiritual lens—warmth, spirit, contemplation, and joy—these outshine hate
Barbara Taylor with contributions from Peter Anderson, R. Todd Hoffman, Dana Fisher
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Heroes and light in NYC
BY Jeffrey Hildner
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Wanted: a good night's sleep
BY Beverly Goldsmith
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K-PAX: planet or state of mind?
By Marilyn C. Jones
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Waking Life: mental motion pictured
By Warren Bolon
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The "closet" of prayer
Robbin Graffius
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A day of gratitude and healing
Patricia Murphy Doss
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Step by step with God
Dolésia Schröder
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Braking for Love
Sharla Pugh
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The first and last word
John Selover