October 3, 2005
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From the Editors
The words justice and its close companion fairness evoke strong feelings in all but those who have never experienced them in their lives.
The practice of Christian Science provides safety and comfort, and helps us come to grips with even the most tragic injustice.
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A conversation with attorney Al Gemrich.
How one man prayed when a legal appeal he thought would uphold his innocence was turned against him.
Nothing can thwart God's power to intervene on our behalf and resolve unfairness.
As the Gulf Coast rebounds from Hurricane Katrina, we can rest each forward step on the solid ground of spiritual discernment.
Relief efforts for those affected by Hurricane Katrina continue to mount. Across the country, Christian Scientists join in to offer aid and prayer.
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Our hearts go out to all those affected by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and throughout the Gulf Coast area.
The dove flew, following the rain, and locating no landingShe returned to the ark.
DURING A TIME
of deep spiritual awakening in college, I discovered I wanted to devote my life to the practice of Christian Science healing.
The lives of Hurricane Katrina's survivors have been dramatically changed; so many dwellings have been ruined and futures put on hold.
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A SINGLE SPIRITUAL IDEA CAN BE ENOUGH TO FIND FREEDOM FROM FEAR.
One recent morning when I looked in the bathroom mirror, I found that my face was a little puffy.
It was the last snowstorm of the winter, and I was shoveling a path out to the bird feeder.
THE TURMOIL GATHERED IN A MAJOR STORM IS NO LESS A MENTAL PHENOMENON THAN IS A DISCORDANT BODILY CONDITION OR A RELATIONSHIP IN TUMULT.
