February 10, 2003
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From the Editors
AS THIS ISSUE
into production, chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov is preparing for a match with "Deep Junior," a leading computer chess program.
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"THOUGH AMERICANS ARE OBVIOUSLY INTERESTED
in material things, Gallup Polls consistently reveal a high level of religiosity among the general public.
Whether or not you have someone special with you this February 14, there is a love in your life you can count on—the love of God.
As this author prayed about and companionship, she made three key discoveries.
Beyond his grief over losing a soul mate, there was the hopeless feeling that God couldn't help him find new comfort and companionship. But God could—and did.
How one woman prayed when her propects for finding romance were anything but encouraging.
Out of the flames of Australia's worst firestorm on record come stories of hope and the resolve to move forward.
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New York columnist Cindy Adams has a beautiful penthouse, an exciting career, and countless friends. But after the death of her beloved hysband, it was a tiny Yorkshire terrier that taught her so much about real love.
When a serious case of poison ivy brought her to prayer, the author saw a connection between the healing of her body and the need to heal disturbed relationships on the job.
Upcoming international games highlight a country—and a continent—alive to God's promises.
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In
Korea, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf, and Afghanistan, Australian troops fought alongside the United States military.
All God knows is what is true about us— our sinless nature.
As
a mother of three and grandmother of eight, my hands and arms have always been fully occupied.
I
had been trying to resolve some personal problems for a long time.
When you and I feel unselfish, unconditional love for anyone— or better yet, everyone—we feel God's healing presence more powerfully.
