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From regret to forgiveness
While sitting in a large theater waiting to see a live performance, I looked around at all the other members of the audience. I was feeling spiritually inspired, and I saw them each as spiritual ideas, the perfect reflection of the one Father-Mother God. I felt a great sense of love for everyone there.
But before I could give myself a congratulatory pat on the back for being such a loving person, a startling question came to thought: “Sure, it’s easy to love all these people you don’t know, and see them as God’s children, but can you love everyone you do know?”
While this was a question worth considering, I thought about it only briefly, decided it would be a good idea to try, and then brushed it aside and enjoyed the show.
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October 26, 2015 issue
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Letters
Renate Lohl , EWS, Bonnie Morrison
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From regret to forgiveness
Heidi K. Van Patten
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Why not now?
Lynn G. Jackson
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Love is power
Sandra Grow Murray
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Rotation in office for the Committee on Publication
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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Substantial ‘summer reading’
Susan Booth Mack Snipes
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What I’ve learned about Mary Baker Eddy
Mikaela Alioto
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Healing of boils
Louise White with contributions from Natasha White
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Healed of hip pain and impaired mobility
Linda Y. Rush Storm
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Head injury healed quickly
Merelice
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Symptoms of depression healed
Abby Hillman
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Green pastures are before me
Photograph by Peter Anderson
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Know the truth—a Christian duty
Barbara Vining