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God’s goodness negates corruption
Originally published in The Christian Science Monitor, October 22, 2015.
Every day the news seems to bring us stories of corruption in a multitude of human arenas.
At one point, I worked in a city and a profession where it was widely accepted that to be successful, one had to mislead the public. I assumed it was necessary to do this in order to make a living. But the corruption took its toll. I eventually witnessed the deterioration of my career, and my marriage fell apart.

January 11, 2016 issue
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Letters
Barbara Goll, John Varnes, Julie-Anne Eastman
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Banishing fear with Love
Deborah Huebsch
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Our true identity
Paul M. Ngugi
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God cannot be bullied
Judy Cole
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‘The alterative, healing effect of Truth’
Debra Corry Brandt
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Beside ‘still waters’
Suzanne Smedley
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Nothing is too hard for God
Kathryn A. T. Knox
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Burns healed
Ellen Richardson
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Healing of aftereffects of fall
Sally Smith
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Hiking with freedom
Fenja Gerpott
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We thank Thee, heavenly Father
Photograph by Morey Zuber
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Fearless Guatemala’s lessons for Latin America
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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God’s goodness negates corruption
Keith S. Collins
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Peace like a river
Robin Hoagland