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NEARSIGHTEDNESS CORRECTED THROUGH CLEARER SPIRITUAL VISION
Since I was about ten years old, I had worn glasses to correct nearsightedness and was legally required to wear glasses for driving.
For some time, I prayed specifically about my vision, realizing that healing involves gaining or regaining a correct view of God and His creation. More than just seeing better with my eyes, I especially wanted to see beyond the material picture of conflicting human wills, which seems so prevalent today.

March 12, 2007 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from TAWNY MARIE CLEVELAND, JEANIE SATTERWHITE, CHARLEEN MAXWELL, CAROL RULLMAN, PHYLLIS SABINE, ANNA WILLIS
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'What is God telling me?'
PATRICIA KADICK, STAFF EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Carrie Whitaker, Grant Slater
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WHAT'S IN a diagnosis?
BY NATHAN A. TALBOT
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THE BEST TREATMENT requires the right kind of diagnosis
BY ROBIN HOAGLAND
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'MY ONLY REASON for racing'
BY BUNI JEANNE LANE
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SICKNESS FOR SALE: DON'T BUY IT!
LYNN GRAY JACKSON
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PUPPIES OR PERFECTIONISM? NO CONTEST
BY DEBI GUNTER
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SNOWBOARDING WITH GOD
BY MELISSA LANDE
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SLOW DOWN AND PRAY
BY KIM SHIPPEY
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AN EARLY CHOICE
ABBY K. HILLMAN
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CHECKMATING FEAR AND EMOTIONALISM
YVONNE RENOULT
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ANGER DOES NOT DEFINE US
RUTH WALKER
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PRAYER AND A BOOK'S MESSAGE HEAL CHEST PAINS
MARGARET A. OTIENO