Are you sure?
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Who knows?
We have a sure spiritual response to uncertainty or despair : God knows.
Questions, both minor and momentous, fill our days. Where did I put my phone? What shall I do or say? Can this sickness be healed? When will the world find peace?
Sometimes we figure things out on our own. But when answers don’t come, resignation can creep in. “Who knows?” becomes not an honest question but a defeated shrug.
Resignation was my default for a long time, especially when hoped-for events or solutions didn’t happen. Being passively reconciled to whatever transpired felt better than anguish and frustration, yet it never brought happiness. And that’s what I really wanted.
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May 15, 2023 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Admit it!
Tony Lobl
Keeping Watch
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Who knows?
Cheryl Ranson
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My questions were answered in Christian Science Sunday School
Linda Sylva
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Rooted and grounded
Devon Burr
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“Is that your job?” A question sparks healing.
Nancy Mullen
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The Christian Science practitioner
Lori Kleski
Kids
Healings
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Prayer about age-related issue brings freedom
Pamela McKnight
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Warts on knee gone
Karina Bumatay
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Healing from studying the Bible Lesson
Susie Johnston
Bible Lens
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Soul and Body
May 15–21, 2023
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Robin Krauss, Mayal Tshiabuila, Nancy Holmes, Carol Rounds