December 17, 2001
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From the Editors
Standing
At Ground Zero in lower Manhattan, I was captivated by the silence that surrounded me.
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"Once a month Cindy Lewis makes the 180-mile trek from Georgetown to North Dallas for a meetings she believes is invaluable.
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One person says it's wrong to take up arms and attack an enemy. Another says it's wrong for a country not to defend itself. Can either one be right? Steering clear of platitudes and rationalizing, a Christian healer gives some perspective in the light of what the Bible says.
War is a necessary evil, concludes one former war college professor. And he explains why.
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"War is a blunt and inadequate instrument for solving human problems," says the founder and director of the Karuna Center for Peacebuilding, adding that pacifism comes out of every major faith, including Christianity.
I knew that with God everything was possible, but I just didn't see how.
Her mother is from Kenya. Her father is from Germany. She has lived in both countries, plus the US. And 20-year-old Mayannah has thought a lot about what will bring peace to the world.
Two separate experiences prove to the author that we're truly never alone in the world.
God's guidance can help us make a difference in the lives of children, one by one.
Here's an example of why good thoughts are just as beautiful as photographs.
How could I prove that hate and fear were not part of our lives?
I remember the exact day when I was healed of the fear of storms.
I woke up one morning unable to move my head up and down, or from side to side, without pain at the back of my neck.
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In responding to the events of September 11 and beyond, we found that the Sentinel's editorial, production, and delivery schedules could be accelerated permanently, providing readers a more timely and relevant spiritual perspective on an ongoing basis.
Christians do not have to forsake their Christian tenderness and compassion to oppose terrorism and killing.
