April 2, 2001
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From the Editors
In
the 1300s in Italy, a movement of thought began, permeated Europe, and laid the groundwork for contemporary culture.
For a long time, I've wanted to tell you how much I appreciate the way the artwork enhances the message of the articles.
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Recently, the magazine
CrossPoint had a wide-ranging interview on spirituality with Robert Wuthnow, professor of sociology and director of the Center for the Study of Religion at Princeton University.
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They're charting the values and concerns of society. They number 50 million in America. Find out about the dynamic demographic group dubbed the "cultural creatives."
For this author, the resurgent interest in things spiritual suggests a phenomenon that's nothing short of thrilling.
The answers you're looking for in life have a lot to do with what you're looking at in life . . . is it material, or is it spiritual? Here are some suggestions on how to keep your search moving ahead.
Sometimes we don't realize just how worry nags at us in small and large ways. But it's not an impossible dream to live anxiety-free.
Laura and Lena are sisters. They've got to stop fighting about who's the best. How do you think they're going to do it?
When you can't put your trust in a "safe" community-one with Norman Rockwell-like tranquility to it-you have to look higher.
I prayed, knowing that I could never fall out of God's care.
We talked about how the source, the very root, of my being was in God.
Health and perpetual vigor are the destiny of God's sons and daughters.
Seen from a spiritual perspective, life does not need to be adjusted. It is whole. It is full. It is strong.
