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REFUSE TO SLOW DOWN
SOME DAY in the not too distant future, we believe, researchers will find that the second most important factor in living longer and more robust lives is having clear-cut purpose and meaning in one's life. The most important factor? Spirituality and the spiritual dimensions of self-care.
WE'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG TO PRAY ABOUT AGING, AND NEVER TOO OLD TO CLAIM OUR RIGHT TO THE TRUE "SECOND CHILDHOOD" OF SPIRITUAL MATURITY.
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October 9, 2006 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from DORA LOHMAN, MARY CRAIG CZERWONKA, LEE G. THURSBY, PATRICIA EDWARDS, ANNA WILLIS
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Try your luck?
STEVE GRAHAM, MANAGING EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Steve LeBlanc, Cornelius Plantinga, Jr., The Christian Science Board of Directors
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ACTUALLY, LIFE IS NOT A LOTTERY
BY TONY LOBL
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5 WAYS TO DISPEL FEAR AND CHANCE
BY ELISE MOORE
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TERRORISM AND THE FORCE THAT DEFEATS IT
BY TIMOTHY HEINEMANN
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For the glory of God
PETER HODGSON
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'MUSIC OF THE SPHERES'
P. J. H.
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Music is a miracle!
Ellie Stock
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TRAVELING WITH GOD
BY REBECCA HOLZWORTH
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GOD SHOWED ME HOW TO HELP
CONSUELO MENDOZA
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'THE DESIGN OF GOD'
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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THE POPULARITY QUESTION
JANET CLEMENTS
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ALWAYS, WE CAN THINK CLEARLY
DAVE HOHLE
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STRONG FAITH AND COMMITTED LOVE FOR GOD BRING HEALING OF EYE INJURY
EVAN MEHLENBACHER
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OUR CAT COULD WALK NORMALLY AGAIN
ANDRÉE CASTEL
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A SPIRITUAL OUTLOOK SOLVES A BUSINESS CHALLENGE
JOE GARIANO