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Meekness and the "elephant walk"
First appeared as a web original on August 22, 2011
Turn the other cheek? In the world I knew, meekness wouldn’t help you survive, much less succeed. Nice guys finish last. The good die young. That was what the world was saying.
The schoolyard bullies who tried to take my bike or lunch money certainly weren’t meek. So I began lifting weights in the garage, determined that no one would kick sand in my face.
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May 28, 2012 issue
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Letters
Ellen Hammond, Michael Thatcher, Sue Pocklington, H.M. Wyeth
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A divine promise of health
Maike Byrd, Staff Editor
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Reliable health care
Nate Talbot
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When I didn't react...
David Boggs
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The Bible – a series of encounters with God
Alessandra P. Colombini
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Daily communion
Lu Ann Condon
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Why write?
Cindy Snowden
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Meekness and the "elephant walk"
George Zucker
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We have a heritage of freedom
Olive Ratcliffe
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Crossing the Red Sea
Parfait Mabela
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Tunisian summer
Steve Ryf
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Erase and 'redraw'
Justin Ashbrook
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Pollen storm, but no allergies!
Justin Ballantyne
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A growing, healing church
Olene Carroll
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Gathering to glorify God
Rodolfo Jerome Lacusong
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Conference encourages revolution in health & medicine
Eric D. Nelson
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Lots of laughs
Submitted by Marilyn L. Trump
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'I will always be grateful'
Floyd S. Smith, Sr.
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Healed of excessive bleeding
Judith Little
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Knee pain healed
Kim Wiklund
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Prejudice overcome and other blessings
Susan Stark
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Toward a more humane society
The Editors