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Relationships governed by Love
How refreshing it is that people are now talking less about the "me generation." There are more reports about people finding a sense of fulfillment by getting out of themselves and focusing on helping others. They feel motivated to do something with their lives that makes a difference. They're discovering that there's nothing more natural or normal than to reach out to others. It's the kind of discovery that points to the fact that our very existence is about caring. You could say we've been made to care.
Let's look at it this way. My car has been designed to run on gas. You and I have been designed to run on love. God, divine good, fills us with love.
About the author
Richard Bergenheim is a Christian Science practitioner and teacher living in Boston.

October 8, 2007 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from MICK FLEET, BARNEY PETERS, JACQUELINE KUNG, JANET V. KENNEDY, MARJORY MORRISSEY
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'Do unto others ...'
STEVE GRAHAM, SENIOR MANAGING EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Anthony B. Robinson, Jay Almond, Meghan Powers
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Why care about the other person's well-being?
BY HANS-JOACHIM TRAPP
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Pro Mujer: A door of opportunity for Latin American women
BY ROSALIE E. DUNBAR, NEWS EDITOR
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Relationships governed by Love
BY RICHARD BERGENHEIM
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TAKING THE SPIRITUAL PLUNGE
BY ERIK GATES
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embracing CHANGE
BY MARTA GREENWOOD
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PRAYER IS THE BEST DEFENSE
BY LYNN GRAY JACKSON
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Healing song
Sally Lessiter
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CULTIVATING A FULL-TIME PRACTICE
SHIRLEY JONES
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JUST HIT DELETE
MELANIE HAHN BALL
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HONEST LEADERSHIP
BARBARA M. VINING
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RENEWED SPIRITUAL COMMITMENT BRINGS HEALING
SELENE MIZE
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PATIENCE GAINED, RASH HEALED
KATHARINE HARRISON
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PRAYERFUL PORTAGES
JAMES R. SUBER
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MESSENGERS FOR THE AGE
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