Editorials

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Satisfying the search for spirituality

William E. Moody

The past few years have shown a dramatic resurgence of interest in spirituality.
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Walking in a healer's shoes

Barbara M. Vining

One of the things I have always loved about the Bible is the way it speaks to me so directly of my relation to God.
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Me? An expert?

Russ Gerber

In one sense, we all have good reason to think of ourselves as experts.
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Your response to the Simpson trial—why it counts

Mary Metzner Trammell

The enormity of public response to the double murder trial of Orenthal James.
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Religious freedom—always to be "demanded and cherished"

William E. Moody

In 1993 when the United States Congress passed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Collective choice without passion

Russ Gerber

One of the predicaments facing many institutions and various levels of government today was indicated in a recent headline in The Christian Science Monitor.
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Toward an improved society—what we can do

Barbara M. Vining

A Society where everyone treats everyone else with respect—with consideration and courtesy—would certainly be the kind of society we would all want to live in.
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The Christian Science Sentinel—taking its place and filling it

Russ Gerber

The Sentinel, as we know it today, appears in the form of a weekly magazine, a weekly radio broadcast, and on audio cassette.
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The omnipotent God—and the AIDS threat

Mary Metzner Trammell

Ordinarily it's a good thing to be "easy"—to be an agreeable, cooperative person.
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Advancing years—years of improvement

Russ Gerber

Dashing up the stairway.
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Why so many people are praying today

William E. Moody

An article in USA Weekend pointed to a Gallup poll indicating that, in the United States, 90 percent of the population prays, with some three out of four Americans praying daily.
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When temptation comes ...

Mary Metzner Trammell

Temptation doesn't usually announce itself.