January 20, 2003
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Letters
I feel compelled to write to you to thank you for the December 16 issue of the Sentinel, "Standing up to abusive behavior.
items of interest
"The Chinese Government
is considering enacting a law on religion to end years of confusion caused by conflicting administrative orders.
Article
Mel King is a respected MIT lecturer emeritus and former Massachusetts State Congressman. He knows how it feels to be the victim of discrimination. More important, he knows what it takes to be the victor over it.
Article
Five Christian Scientists from England, the United States, and South Africa share some of their life-experience in destroying prejudice in themselves and others, through the love of God.
Article
It's such a simple rule—one that's embraced by just about every world faith. But it holds the key to solving so many of the world's problems!
Article
An Oscar-nominated documentary shows how young people grapple with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Article
A family rug business in Birmingham, Michigan, is the forum in which Azar and Hormos Alizadeh, who practice the Bahá'í faith, work to make a better society and a more peaceful world.
Article
A novel
can be a catalyst for important insights into human nature that can stimulate a spiritually motivated reader to prayerful self-examination and improvement.
Article
One website describes the Golden Rule as the basis for universal human rights.
SENTINEL WATCH
Numerous
radio talk shows out there these days are going a little over the top when it comes to a particular political message.
Testimony of Healing
"I reject pain because I know that God is good and would never cause it."
Testimony of Healing
We
have seven children, and at Christmastime we all get together.
Article
Are you interested in hearing more about how Christian Science heals and changes people's lives for the better?
Editorial
There's
a need to change the way the human family thinks about predators.
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