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FOR THE LOVE OF CHILDREN
Rogers And Hammerstein's South Pacific includes a song that was quite controversial when the musical first opened on Broadway in 1949. Questioned about the basis of racial prejudice, US Navy Lieutenant Cable responds by singing:
You've got to be taught
To hate and fear, ...
It's got to be drummed
In your dear little ear,
You've got to be carefully taught.
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November 20, 2006 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from PATRICIA GRIFFIN, BOB PRESS, DIANA CLARK, MARALEE KNOWLEN, DELORES F. BAUGHMAN
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Gratitude for today
INGRID PESCHKE, STAFF EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Kenneth L. Carder, Jacob Berkman
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Why give thanks?
BY KAY OLSON
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When gratitude changed me
FLORA CAPARROS with contributions from PHILIP M. OSAGIE, ROBIN WEILAND, JEREMY BOWERS
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Thanksgiving: a search in the archives
BY JUDY HUENNEKE
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Gifting of thanks
Darren Stone
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Thank you, God
with contributions from Megan, Max, Claire, Melsy, Jessica, Emily, Skyler, Brian, Kelsey, Andrew, Taylor, Jennifer
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Christian Science pulled me from the depths
BY MARC FRIEL
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HEALING THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF THE PAST
ROB GILBERT
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'WALK IN THE LIGHT'
WIL MEACHAM,
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MY UNFOLDING PATH TO PRACTICE
RICHARD STEWART
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THE SCRIPTURES—ALL THE WAY THROUGH
MELISSA ABBOTT
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FOR THE LOVE OF CHILDREN
JILL AARON
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A LIFE-CHANGING HEALING
SUSAN SCHIRM TESCHKE
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PERSISTENT PRAYER BRINGS RESULTS
FLOYD WINDAL
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HEALED THEN, AND NOW
ALMYRA DEAN