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September 23, 2019 ISSUE
Resolving conflict by recognizing God’s goodness
By Sandra M. Justad
Compromise is not a dirty word, though it’s often seen that way.
A stubborn refusal to budge can be disastrous to relationships and progress. On the other hand, solutions emerge when we are willing to listen to others rather than lumping them into negative categories simply because their viewpoints are different from ours.
Originally published on sentinel.christianscience.com and in The Christian Science Monitor’s Christian Science Perspective column, July 29, 2019.
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