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Editorial
October 25, 2021 ISSUE
What really defines us
Thomas Mitchinson
When we’ve been facing a physical or mental challenge, we may feel as if the ailment has become our identity. But we need to realize this is not who we are.
Increasingly, public thought is recognizing that any illness we may face does not define us. “I am not my disease,” Patrick McNamara, Ph.D, posted at one time. He continued, “. . . perhaps one of the best things we can do for one another [is] to remind one another that we are not reducible to a disease . . . .”

October 25, 2021
Contents
October 25, 2021 issue
View IssueEditorial
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What really defines us
Thomas Mitchinson
Keeping Watch
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Healing and spiritual transformation
Bob Cochran
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Loving the “unlovable”
Phillip Hewitt
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Forever enveloped in Love
Joan Greig
Teens
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Who I really am
Dana Dorman
Poetry
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Who are you walking with?
Lona Ingwerson
Healings
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Divine Love heals COVID symptoms
Linda Copeland Daniels
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Back problem quickly healed
Karen Neff
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Long-standing blemish disappears
Consuela Allen Sand
BIBLE LENS
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Everlasting Punishment
October 25–31, 2021
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
John Cartwright, Sally B. Ades