May 12, 2003
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From the Editors
It was solitude
in a raw, pure form—midnight guard duty at one of Fort Hood's 1st Cavalry Division motor pools.
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"PSYCHIATRISTS SHOULD BE FORMALLY TRAINED
in religion and spirituality to be better equipped to treat patients who find comfort and healing through religion, says a study published in the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry.
The more you identify yourself the way God does, the easier it is to feel His care.
Article
The discovery of God's presence with her brought Christine Hewicker out of neo–Nazi terrorist activity, prison, depression, and insecurity, giving her a new life with a peaceful purpose.
The months following graduation can seem full of opportunity and risk, freedom and responsibility, excitement and anxiety. Here's how one person asked God for direction.
When bullets were whizzing past him at close range, God's "seamless armor" was even closer.
The prayer of one caring schoolteacher brought the transforming power of love into the classroom.
The ultimate protection from contagion and the fear that goes with it comes from improving the quality and condition of one's thoughts.
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I once
asked a group of friends what were some of the destructive thoughts they found they needed to guard against in these precarious times.
I never doubted that God was in control of the situation, including my body.
I
began experiencing a disorder in my digestive functions.
The
title of a painting by the French symbolist Paul Gauguin asks, "Where do we come from?
