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LETTERS
I just started reading the article "Women uplifted, humanity redeemed" by Robin Hoagland in tthe February 2 Sentinel ["Women in today's world"]. What a wonderful article, which shines such a bright light on how women can overcome obstacles in all phases of their lives.
One point I want to make is about one of the opening lines that says, "Woman was not created to suffer." As I read through the article, I found no reference to two of my favorite descriptions in the Glossary of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy, and they are the ones of bride and bridegroom. Part of the description of bride is "enjoys but cannot suffer." I've shared this thought with many women I've known who seemed to be going through difficult times, and they've been grateful.
JAMES PURDON
MYERSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA, US
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March 16, 2009 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from JAMES PURDON, ENID GORMAN, DEE MAHUVAWALLA, ANNE MESSNER
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THE GRACE EFFECT
WARREN BOLON, SENIOR WRITER
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Tim Townsend, Anne Thomas
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God's SAVING GRACE
BY KEVIN G. GRAUNKE
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Grace—a view from the top
BY SHIRLEY PAULSON
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grace MOVED ME FORWARD
BY JANEEN MCGEE
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A SPIRITUAL RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
BY EDWARD W. GONDOLF
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Foot prints
BY NANCY BOWMAN
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'A wonderful healing'
Henry, Chandler
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AN UNEXPECTED SURPRISE
DAVE HOHLE
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ON THE AUSTRALIAN FIRES
CHANNING WALKER
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AN EMPIRE WITHOUT LIMITS
CHRISTA KREUTZ
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AN END TO MOODINESS
SANDI JUSTAD
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DESPERATE MEASURES CALL FOR DEEPER PRAYERS
SANDY SCOTT
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A HEALING OF REACTION TO POISON IVY
LINDA ANDERSON
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BACK PAIN HEALED
CHRISTIE HANZLIK
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HEALED AFTER A FALL
TAL LANCASTER
