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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.... A December 2002 Gallup Poll on Americans' reading habits seems to reflect that point. Americans who said they read at least one book a year were asked what genre they're most likely to read.... Twenty-four percent said they are 'very likely' to read books on religion and theology....
"American's interest in religious literature may be unexpected, but it's not inexplicable. 'It's a surprise to me,' said John Seifert, manager of the Lincoln, Neb., branch of the Family Christian Stores. 'But I think 9/11 had quite an impact, and it's still carrying over.

February 10, 2003 issue
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Love and a chess match
Warren Bolon
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letters
with contributions from Beverly Goldsmith, Ron Walker, Janet Wright, Jeannette Riechers
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with contributions from Jennifer Robison, Mark Lisheron, Bill Bishop, Lindsev Kingston, John M. Grange
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Real love—what is it and where do we find it?
BY Cynthia Neely
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What I'm learning about companionship
BY Lois Rae Carlson
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finding love again
BY Christopher Michael
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Matters of the HEART
BY Jan Libengood
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Canberra firestorm and the demand to care
By Beverly Goldsmith
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An unexpected LOVE
Marilyn Jones with contributions from Cindy Adams
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Prayer beyond skin-deep
BY Deanna Mummert
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World Cup cricket sets a tone
BY Kim Shippey Senior Writer
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For love of Lagaan
By Bettie Gray Sentinel staff
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What are we really fighting against?
BY Beverly Goldsmith
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Hitchhiker's prayer answered
Peter Sauers
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Infected finger healed in prayer
Noelle Hansmeyer
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A new way to approach life
Laure Calmon
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How real love heals
Mary Trammell