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A regeneration in thought brings healing
Several years ago, I badly twisted my knee while playing racquetball. The injury was extremely painful and put me on crutches for several days. Used to turning to God for peace of mind in unsettling situations such as this one, I prayed. My prayer was at first mingled with feelings of anger about the injury occurring in the first place. But I soon realized that this double-minded thinking was not going to work.
A verse from the Bible kept coming to me: "A double-minded man is unstable in all his ways" (James 1:8).
July 12, 2004 issue
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Spiritual intuition and healing
Kim Shippey
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letters
with contributions from Gatwiri Isaac, Henry Rutledge, Anna Willis, Kenneth Schwenker, Wilma Horan, Robin Van Order
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Frances Moore Lappé, Jeffrey Perkins, Elizabeth Bernstein, Theresa Winslow, Nerissa Pacio
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intuition an exploration
By Marilyn Jones Senior Writer
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the 'sixth sense'
By Zina Bauman
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Go see Mike
by JEFFREY HILDNER
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Where was God during apartheid?
By Verity Sell
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Through a spiritual lens—BALLET TOE
Robin Virgil Matteson
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Sitting in a heavenly place
By Barbara Weigt
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Thinking outside the building
By Chris Meyer
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Slam the door on fear
By Diane Dailey
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'With God's help, I could stop pain'
Ian D. Williamson
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Healed of pneumonia
Tanya Gnedikova
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A regeneration in thought brings healing
Roberta Brown Wallace
