Editorials

One of the predicaments facing many institutions and various levels of government today was indicated in a recent headline in The Christian Science Monitor.
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.
The Sentinel, as we know it today, appears in the form of a weekly magazine, a weekly radio broadcast, and on audio cassette.
Ordinarily it's a good thing to be "easy"—to be an agreeable, cooperative person.
Dashing up the stairway.
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.

When temptation comes ...

Temptation doesn't usually announce itself.

Caring for the earth

If you're like me, you not only love living creatures, you also love the earth itself.
Do you feel truly alive, or are you just going through the motions of life—buried in a sense of limited expectations, disappointment, fear, worry, anger, greed, sensuality, suffering, or weariness?
It's been called an uninhibited rush of independent individuals—pioneers—into unknown territory, hoping to find great riches.
There is considerable debate, both in families and in society, about the impact of television on the thoughts of individuals.

Time redemption

Slam!! Pant, pant, pant.