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A spiritual, realistic view of the economy
This past November, the Christian Science Board of Directors gathered to present some ideas about the global economy during a Time4Thinkers podcast. This excerpt has been edited for readability. To hear the whole podcast go to: time4thinkers.com/the-economy-of-gratitude.
Michael Pabst: When we talk about the economy, we think that there’s something big out there that we don’t have any control over, and we feel threatened, and helpless. But when I looked at the definition on my iPhone, I found that the word’s origin comes from the Greek, oikonomia, which means “household management.”

January 2, 2012 issue
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Letters
Shyann Cody, Bill Fabian, Barbara Lee McNabb, Norman C. Hutchinson
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Not cursed...blessed
Maike Byrd, Staff Editor
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Your freedom from sin – proved step by step
By Sarah Hyatt
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Freed from dark sexual thoughts
Name withheld
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No longer addicted to pornography
Name withheld
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Christian Science opens prison doors
By Gervais Sindayihebura
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A spiritual, realistic view of the economy
Michael Pabst, Nathan Talbot, Margaret Rogers, Lyle Young, Mary Trammell
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A universal love story
By Curt Wahlberg
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Wedding guests
By Matthew Mbah Udeochu
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My treehouse healing
By John Monday
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God's beautiful world
Eliza Lefebvre
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The talent show
Jelena
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Prepared to teach
By Hannah Mensing
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Interrupt violence before it happens
Maryl Walters
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A cup of salvation
By Kathleen Collins
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Teeth in their proper position
Amy Winderl
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Shelter the childlikeness in you and others
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