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Counter political hostility with Love
God’s children naturally love God and all of God’s distinct, diverse expressions.
I once worked for a presidential campaign, in a role that involved in-person outreach to strangers. In this work, I found it distressing when hostility was expressed toward me about the candidate I represented. In response, I attempted to express goodwill, but more importantly, I prayed. Nearly every day, I prayed to know that I and my fellow man are the very expression of God, Love, and subject only to Love. I expected my prayers to result in more love.
When I pray, I don’t rely on the physical senses to inform me of what’s happening but on spiritual sense, which we all have. This sense comes from God, Spirit, and informs us about God’s creation, which is completely spiritual. This can be revealed to us in our present experience. Perceiving ourselves and others through spiritual sense keeps us from being afraid of or hating people of another political persuasion. It’s a material sense of things that sees another or their views as worthy of hate.
Spiritual sense assures us of the following facts:
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March 10, 2025 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Agency
Lisa Rennie Sytsma
Articles
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Why should anyone want to know God?
Lindsey Taylor
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A fresh perspective
Lynnell Rubright
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All at the King’s table
Donna S. Hunsberger
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Counter political hostility with Love
Elizabeth Graser-Lindsey
- Image and Inspiration
Healings
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A household healed
Inge Schmidt with contributions from Roger Gordon
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Giving my voice to God
Irene Nabakka
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Prayer stops ankle pain
Margee Lyon
Bible Lens
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Substance
March 10–16, 2025
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Holly Wayman, Heather Bauer, Mari Milone, Christopher Bowers