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The debt we all can pay
“Cutting the deficit of humanity” From the Washington Post’s “On Faith” blog December 14, 2010
Wealth has funded social goals, self-interests, educational grants, lavish spending, political clout, you name it. The larger question is: When you take away wealth, what’s at work in the mind of the individual? What values does he or she cling to and act on regardless of the size of the bank account? That’s telling.
Also telling is a story in the New Testament that takes place at mealtime where one of the guests is Jesus. The host of the meal is a Pharisee, Simon, who may have had a comfortable lifestyle for the times and who, on the surface, showed an appropriate degree of hospitality to his guests.
Well, except to one person in the room.
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February 28, 2011 issue
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Letters
Denys G. McFadden, Erin Snow, Sil Schell, Debbie Gipson, Joan Lantry
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Do some spiritual shining
Kim Shippey, Senior Writer
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The debt we all can pay
Russ Gerber
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Speaking up for religious tolerance
Maryl Walters
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Who are we?
Brian Hall
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A voice that constantly speaks to us
By Mari Grasso de Milone
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Steps away from self
By Charlene Anne Miller
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God’s light
Tad Blake-Weber
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Throw off the chains of corruption
By Annu Matthai
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Let’s be luminous
By Suzanne Riedel
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Out of my comfort zone—and into the light
By Virginia Hughes
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A healing light
By Mary Forbes
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In God’s spotlight
Lu Ann Condon
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Soccer, ski slopes, and a swing dance
By Kimberly Sheasley
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I had an instant healing
Marshall
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You are the ‘I can’ of I am
By Stephanie Johnson
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Swelling and discomfort quickly healed
Adrienne Jones
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Healed of sudden stomach illness
Vincent Garramone
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Healed of injuries from accident
Bill Nisbet
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Join the protest
The Editors