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Letters
I have been reading the February 18 issue of the Sentinel, “To end all wars.”
I am reminded in reading “Accepting a greater love,” page 10, by Juli Vice that when I belonged to an orchestra, we each had to perform our part while trusting that others were doing the same thing with their individual skill-set. One person might be proficient on a Stradivarius without ever having practice or experience on a wind instrument, for instance. I would never have to know more than my own part.
Harmony depended on the whole being greater than the sum of its parts. In Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, under the marginal heading “The divine Principle and idea,” Mary Baker Eddy writes, “The one Spirit includes all identities” (p. 333). Thus harmony makes no room for discord.
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March 18, 2013 issue
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Letters
Robert G. Donaldson, Anne Daly, Monique Dupre, JSH-Online comment
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Safety in the air
Steve Ryf
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No more regrets
Jim Baker
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Active employment
Alan Pearlmutter
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Be still and feel God's love
Jeramy Shays
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Help and hope for first responders
Linda Ross
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'Open his eyes, that he may see'
Diane Allison
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Test every thought
Nancy Fischer
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What's most important: 'God loves you'
Dagmar Rumpler
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God takes good care of us!
Exaucé
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Saved from river rapids
Jean Wynant
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Flu symptoms healed
Emily Maixner
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Moving freely again
Yvonne Renoult
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No more migraines
Terry Ullman
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Virtue's persistent power
The Editors