November 5, 2007
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From the Editors
Some people would say that there's no corner of life today that doesn't involve risk-taking of some kind.
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Occasionally, readers ask why a particular subject was covered on these pages.
Through prayer, it's possible to see good at hand, here and now—even when you're faced with the risks of daily life.
Despite her limited funds, this writer follows an intuition to apply to grad school—and develops a stronger trust in God's timing and provision.
Student? Athlete? Musician? Leaning on God for unlimited energy makes a difference.
Call it DWJD: Do What Jesus Did. Rebuke an error and you won't keep suffering from it.
Looking back on her life, this writer realizes how God took care of every need, including her love of the arts.
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
STEP BY STEP, WE PRAYED TOGETHER TO SEE GOD'S GOODNESS IN THE ANIMALS WE ENCOUNTERED IN MANHATTAN.
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NOWHERE IN THE BIBLE HAVE I FOUND GOD IDENTIFYING HIMSELF OR HIS CREATION BY RACIAL MARKERS LIKE SKIN COLOR AND HAIR TEXTURE.
I was raised in Christian Science and have studied it all my life.
This summer, I was reading while enjoying a pedicure at a nail salon, when I suddenly felt a sharp pain in one of my big toes.
About two years ago a spot on the side of my nose became irritated and unsightly.
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FOR US TO BRAVELY FACE THE EVILS OF OUR DAY, WE TOO NEED TO TRUST THE FIRST COMMANDMENT—IT'S A SURE WAY TO REVEAL EVIL'S NOTHINGNESS.
