May 28, 2007
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A NEW BOOK based on interviews from the PBS program Religion & Ethics News Weekly finds a spiritual hunger beneath the secular veneer of modern culture, with many searching for something beyond the material world.
A better understanding of true health moves humanity toward better healthcare.
When she became seriously ill, the writer relied on prayer-based treatment for healing, and discovered the effective care that a Christian Science nursing facility afforded.
There's a spiritual approach to reliable, affordable healthcare that's been healing people since Jesus' time.
Stephanie Hood, a long-distance athlete from Canada, shares her joy in cross-country competition.
Each one of us can play our part as a "spiritual environmental advocate."
I WENT THROUGH THAT TYPICAL PARENTING DEBATE WITH MYSELF AND THOUGHT, "IS THIS SERIOUS, OR COULD SHE BE FAKING IT?"
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OVER THE PAST MONTHS, the drip-drip-drip of information from the headquarters of the TJX companies, just up the road from me—operators of such stores as TJMaxx, HomeGoods, and Marshalls—has focused my attention on the problem of identity theft.
After a relaxing week of vacation, my husband and I boarded a red-eye flight from Hawaii to our home in California.
Last year, I spent some time in North Africa traveling with old friends and meeting new ones, taking photographs, and expanding my global understanding.
Christian Science initially found me with a sad mixture of various aches, pains, and other afflications that had plagued me physically for a long time.
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Mary Baker Eddy's book, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, is enhanced by class instruction, a 12-day course open to everyone.
From the Editors
A RECENT MOVIE, The Hoax, illustrates the repercussions of telling just one lie.
