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INTEGRITY—POSSIBLE NATURALLY
JESUS' OPEN SECRET TO BLESSING THE WORLD WAS COMPLETE SELFLESSNESS. HE LET GOD LEAD.
PEOPLE TODAY applaud integrity in others, cry out for corporations and governments to exercise more of it, and seek role models to help secure success in their children's lives. When even the best and the brightest fail to maintain ethical standards, the results can be devastating—including the corrosion of society's foundational need to trust in the inevitable supremacy of good. When donations to one highly respected humanitarian organization were recently reported to have been stolen by its own employees, more than one cry was probably added to the familiar chorus of, "Well, whom can you trust?"
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February 6, 2006 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from DENIS HALL, STANLEY B. HALL, LINNY BEE, LIZ FISHER, DAVID A. CORNELL
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The right choice for me
PATRICIA KADICK, STAFF EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Virginia de Leon, David lan Miller, Chris Herlinger
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MAKING COLDS UNCOMMON FOR THE COMMON GOOD
BY BEA ROEGGE
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prayer beyond words
BY GEORGE KRUSZ
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a milestone for me
BY JEREMY CARPER
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'I'VE GOT COLD'
MARY BAKER EDDY
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A KIDNAPPING IN IRAQ—SUDDENLY IT WASN'TABSTRACT ANYMORE
BY ROSALIE E. DUNBAR
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HOW STRONG ARE YOUR POLITICAL VIEWS?
BY RICHARD BERGENHEIM
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ANTIQUES and TRUE APPRAISALS
BY PAM KISSOCK
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ENTERTAINING UNAWARES
Name removed by request
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CHRISTIAN HEALING: A GREAT PRIVILEGE
TED SAVCHENKO
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PRAY? NOT IN TV'S THE BOOK OF DANIEL
MARILYN JONES, SENIOR WRITER
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GETTING THE WORK DONE
RICHARD NENNEMAN
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QUICK RECOVERY AFTER A BAD FALL
CLARA ESPERANZA GUERRERO
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'WHAT I'M MOST GRATEFUL FOR IS THAT TRUTH EXISTS'
NANCY SAVAGE
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FREED FROM CRIPPLING FEAR
JOAN PEDERSEN