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From the founder of the Sentinel
The editors felt Sentinel readers might appreciate reading what this magazine's founder, Mary Baker Eddy, has written on the subject of evil. Reprinted here is her brief statement, which first appeared in the July 1886 issue of The Christian Science Journal. Mrs. Eddy was the first editor of the Christian Science periodicals.
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March 25, 2002 issue
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Safe in the secret place
John Selover
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Lorna Richards, Eric Thacher, Darren Mackay, Dorrit Kjaer Christiansen, Connie Beasley
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items of interest
with contributions from Kim Shippey, Renee K. Gadoua, Paul Simon
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Troubled times on a troubled subcontinent
Russ Gerber with contributions from Scott Baldauf
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The Sentinel asks . . . "What is evil?"
with contributions from Rebecca Toedter, Cynthia Davis, Asad Rahman, Rick Peasely, Jodi Warmbrod, Rebecca Kresman, Betty McCone
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Pulling back the curtain on evil
By Elise L. Moore
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One small step out of terror
By Tony Lobl
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Through a spiritual lens—
Gordon N. Converse
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What's that our kids are listening to?
By John Kehe
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When evil takes the form of disease
By Ruth Elizabeth Jenks
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The Sentinel asks. . ."What is evil?"
Joshua Allen
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Deliver us from . . .
By Jewel Simmons Sentinel staff
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Evil personified?
By Warren Bolon Sentinel staff
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The Sentinel asks . . ."What is evil?"
Marie Green with contributions from Agnes M. Hardison
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In her true light . . .
M.B.G. Eddy
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What if you broke a bone?
Gerry Feldheim
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Life never ends
Lillian Albright
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Chronic knee trouble healed
Marilyn Moore Stucker
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From the founder of the Sentinel
Mary Baker Eddy with contributions from Editor