October 13, 2003
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From the Editors
One of the only contests
I've ever won was when I was seven years old.
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"Though MANY RELIGIOUS
movements have come and gone throughout history, some sort of spirituality seems to be part of human nature.
Beyond human rights, God has given each individual the comfort and assurance of truly belonging, through the prayerful activity of spiritual self-identification.
Accounts of the ways in which God led six people out of the isolation imposed by divorce, blindness, economic shortfall, stutteing, poor self-image, and age.
There's power inherent in telling people the truth—spiritual power.
Even if you've already been in the presence of contagious disease, there's something you can do to protect yourself. It's never too late to pray.
Sometimes it's about "turning the other cheek." Sometimes it's about admitting you're at fault. But the antidote to anger always draws on the power of real love.
The Figure Skating Competitions
in the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah, left the sport with which I've been associated for more than 25 years in disarray.
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When
an avid reader of Christian books heard that I'd found Philip Yancey's 17th book tough going at times, she challenged me boldly: "The give me one good reason why I should read it.
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I WRITE THIS BY CANDLELIGHT
—pen in one hand, candle in the other.
I began to see how impossible it was for there to be any diseased, painful, harmful, or destructive element in what God had made.
Reading the book Science and Health has brought healing into my life in so many ways.
I attended a technical high school and graduated with a diploma in accounting.
We're actually spiritual beings—not born into sin, or victims of genetic "bad data."
