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AFTER 26-YEAR-OLD Amy Biehl was murdered in South Africa, her American parents could have chosen hatred and withdrawal. The crime was a racial one—she was killed in 1993 by several members of the African National Congress who were going home after a rally.
Instead the Biehls chose to forgive.
"I just never found it in my heart to hate anyone for what happened to Amy," says Peter Biehl.
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September 3, 2001 issue
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Who knows what this guy is dealing with?
Dave Hohle
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Patricia Herlinger, David Chester Smith, Linda Jarvis Snorek, John Holmstrom
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with contributions from Jon Jeter, Robert D. Enright, Richard P. Fitzgibbons, Marc Gunther, Amy E. Dean
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'Why should I forgive you?'
By Robert Enright
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I NEEDED TO HEAL MY RELATIONSHIP WITH MY DAD
Ryder Stevens
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The power of forgiveness
By Elise L. Moore
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YOU CAN GO HOME AGAIN
David G. Shields
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Words of love that grabbed world attention
By Gay Bryant
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I had wanted to forgive her all along
By Jenny Sawyer
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Getting off the roller coaster
By Richard Bergenheim
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When I needed help... God was there for me
By Jane Toler
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Grateful hearts
By Judy V. Little
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Inspiration—a breath of fresh air
Frances Hunt
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Danger and violence defused
Valdir Iamnhuqui with contributions from Margareth Aparecida Vancetto
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Broken bones healed through prayer
Beverly Maw
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Notices
with contributions from The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Balanced lives in the emerging economy
Russ Gerber