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PRAYING FOR CIVILITY
The Washington Post has invited several people to be regular contributors to its "On Faith" Web discussions on religious issues. Phil Davis, the Christian Science Manager of Committees on Publication, is one of them.
The Post wrote: "We have entered what columnist Kathleen Parker calls'a political era of uninhibited belligerence,' that is finding expression in sermons, at town hall meetings, on radio talk shows, even on the floor of Congress—especially when we differ. Why are people so angry and belligerent, and so willing to express their anger publicly? Why has our civil discourse become so uncivil? What does this public anger say about our private faith? What should we do about it?"
The following response from Phil Davis ran in the newsweek.washingtonpost.com/onfaith.com panelist blog, September 16, 2009.
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November 23, 2009 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from DIANE WARD, LAUREL MARQUART, LILLIAN DEWEY, BILL FABIAN, JANET SHOWALTER
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IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
STEVE GRAHAM,
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Stephanie King, Cathy Lynn Grossman, Duke Helfand
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THE BIBLE HOLDS THE RECIPE FOR HEALING
BY SARAH HYATT
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MY WAY HOME
BY KEITH SIMON
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MARY BAKER EDDY AND THE HOLY BIBLE
BY ROBERT T. WARNECK
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For unity in Afghanistan
BY ROSALIE E. DUNBAR, NEWS EDITOR
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REFUGE FROM THE FLOOD
BY LILET ANN
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PRAYING FOR CIVILITY
BY PHIL DAVIS
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'SHOW ME THE WAY'
MARYSUE HARRIS
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'GOD BLESS COACH'
ROBERT STORM
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RELEASED FROM PRISON—OF ALL KINDS
MICHAEL HAMILTON
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'COME AND SEE THE WORKS OF GOD'
ANN EDWARDS
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TO HEAL RACIAL DIVIDES
CORIN RAMOS
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SYMPTOMS OF CANCER GONE
LYUBA A. GONCHAR
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HEALED AFTER FALL
DIANE HOISEL WANGER
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QUICK HEALINGS OF A FOOT INJURY AND HAY FEVER
GALE FOEHNER