September 14, 2009
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UPFRONT
In an online discussion about video game addiction—which is an increasingly pressing issue, especially in Japan, Europe, and the United States—I came across this outcry from a young man: "I spend about 8–12 hours a day playing xbox 360.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
During his violent episodes,
Butch Beckwith's stepdad often locked the youngster in the dank, dirty cellar.
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There's a divine law of good that ends the pull of addictive substances and compulsive behaviors.
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Philip Maubane talks with Sentinel Radio about how a family's love and prayers, and a newfound understanding of God, healed him of alcohol addiction.
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When willpower repeatedly failed, the writer found a better way to kick the smoking habit.
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A call to pray about an illegal industry that nets up to $400 billion a year worldwide.
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Listening for divine guidance enables an employee to resolve a major software bug in her company's network.
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A boy from Oregon has a quick healing after falling off his horse.
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Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
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Effective August 19,
our dear colleague Walter D.
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JESUS' HEALINGS TELL ME THAT HE NEVER CONSULTED MATTER, NEVER ACKNOWLEDGED IT AS A SOURCE OF LIFE.
SENTINEL WATCH
A GOOD QUESTION TO KEEP ASKING OURSELVES MAY BE, "WHO'S WRITING
THE SCRIPT FOR MY INTERIOR MONOLOGUE?"
Testimony of Healing
My wife and I had been married for seven years when this healing took place.
Testimony of Healing
One summer day I walked outside to sit in the sun and then prepare dinner.
Testimony of Healing
I wanted to share this healing in appreciation for all the testimonies I've read in the Christian Science magazines and heard in church for many years.
FROM THE EDITORS
EACH INDIVIDUAL HAS THE POWER TO SING AT THE MIDNIGHT HOUR AND TO PROVE THE PRESENCE OF LIGHT IN THE MIDST OF DEEPEST SHADOWS.
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