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Something's happening
Something that's stirring and thrilling.
Social Scientists Paul Ray and Sherry Anderson, interviewed this week, have uncovered some stirring ideas. Through extensive research, they feel they've identified an emerging culture based on new values. They call these people "cultural creatives."
Key elements in this culture are inner development, alternative healing, and spirituality, which Anderson and Ray define as "knowing God in your heart," or "having a direct experience with the sacred." They believe that as many as a quarter of all Americans hold these values and live better lives because of it.
This new paradigm of thought represent the emergence of a new human freedom. As Anderson and Ray describe it, people seem to see spirituality as their moral right. Which, in a way, has become a new human right.
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April 2, 2001 issue
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A new renaissance
Bill Dawley
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Louis E. Benjamin, John Burnett, Susan Hill Clay
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items of interest
with contributions from Daniel B. Wood
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A spiritual renaissance
with contributions from Paul H. Ray, Sherry Ruth Anderson
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Something's happening
By J. Thomas Black
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6 stages in the search for truth
By Elise Moore
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Say 'no' to worry
By Jeffrey Hildner
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Who's the best?
Gwendolyn Joy Forest
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Prayer after a bike accident
Cynthia Nutwell
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Unexpected healing
Rodney Westfall
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Needed: a change of thinking
Pamela Davidson
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Freedom from pain
Peter H. Godine
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Injured arm completely healed
Philippe Abadie
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Prayer about a dental problem
Virginia Hayler Hunt
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An alternative to the high cost of prescriptions
By Robert A. Johnson
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Cloning and identity
Cyril Rakhmanoff