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Rejecting the notion of chance
“Wow, you’re so lucky! What’s the chance that you would be in just the right spot to meet the man of your dreams?”
Several years ago a co-worker expressed this sentiment to me when she found out that I had just met a really terrific guy. While I was grateful to have the opportunity to get to know someone delightful, I realized that thinking luck had anything to do with it was a mental trap. Believing this was so would only support the false concept that we live an uncertain existence, subject to the inconsistencies of a mortal life that is sometimes good, sometimes evil, mostly uncertain.

April 18, 2016 issue
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Letters
Don Griffith, Brett L. Stafford, Kris, Umi, Cate
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Healing light for the world
David Robertson
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God’s harmless creation
Charlene Anne Miller
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Rejecting the notion of chance
Cindy White Zwick
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Drawing closer to God
Name Withheld
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Seeing the real picture
Carol Rounds
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Healing on the sidelines
Carson Hussey
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Hearing restored
Don Keeler
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Injuries from cat healed, harmony restored
Tara D. Talbot
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My suffering stopped
Eleuther W. Mavungu
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Infected ear healed
Benjamin M. Martin
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'Our God is Mind, the perfect Mind'
Photograph by Julian Schrenzel
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When Christly certainty wells up from within
Barbara Vining