January 10, 2005
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From the Editors
'My father told me
never to trust anyone," announced my landlady one day in her kitchen, between sips of tea.
There are alternatives to the sarcastic attitudes that seem all too easy to justify these days. A view of God's unconditional love for all has healing power.
It isn't hard to feel cynical about education; there are so many things that seem impossible to correct.
Sometime ago, a family member called to say a very important letter had been sent by courier, and I should receive it the next day.
The writer's healing of a debilitating illness began with specific prayer to destroy fear and disappointment about a situation at the office.
How a teenage cheerleader faced down shyness, insecurity, and bullying through prayer.
Al Capone shared this view of San Francisco during his four-and-half-year incarceration on Alcatraz, though I doubt that he was as fascinated by it as I was on this stormy winter's morning.
I ASKED GOD, WHERE CAN I POSSIBLY GET A JOB BOILING 100-YEAR-OLD DOORKNOBS AND SCRAPING OFF THE PAINT?
When we cry out for help, God's reply is already within us—and we find the answers we need.
Article
Is THERE A GENE THAT DETERMINES
how spiritual we are—how close we can feel to the divine?
For
years I'd been suffering from gallstones and from the severe pains that regularly accompanied them.
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Science in its spiritual practice involves discovering the underlying truth and goodness of everything and everyone.
