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How do you know?

Jenny Sawyer

When you’re facing a tough moral decision, how can you know if you’re really headed in the right direction? One author shares, from her own experience, how she’s found spiritual sense to be a reliable, and unerring, guide.

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Innocence and the armor of Love

Mary Alice Rose

Recent headlines have focused on the plight of children as both victims and perpetrators of violence in war zones.

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Pulling kids from war’s rubble

<i>The Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board

Within days of each other in August, two news items about children in conflicts caught the world’s attention.

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The bigger picture of the church

Note: The renowned Protestant religious historian, Martin Marty, coins the term declinism to indicate widespread preoccupation with declining memberships in many denominations.

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Reflections on divine reflection

Kim Shippey

We best reflect “the glory of the Lord” when we are mentally still and know that the one divine Mind, God, prevails.

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Trust in God’s love

Gail Ellen McBride

I was and always will be at one with God, my true parent and friend.

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Christ dissolves willfulness and shows new views

Susan Kerr

How reassuring that the ever-present, radiant Christ-love inherently and definitively dissolves mortal will.

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Keeping our prayers generous blesses each and all

Pam DeBolt

Each and every one of us has an inseparable relationship to God.

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Christian Science Sentinel

TeenConnect: Why I'm a Christian Scientist

My true north

John Biggs

For this author, being a Christian Scientist isn’t about “applying” Christian Science to problems in his life, but about knowing and understanding God better and living in a way that consistently proves that understanding.