Editorials

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Is it realistic to pray?

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

Sometimes reaching for the horizon is the best way to find out about the world.
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Where controversy may lead

Michael D. Rissler

A recent article in a medical journal raises important questions; some that haven't yet been considered.
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Rising to the altitude of Spirit

Ann Kenrick

The nature of infinite Spirit, God, refreshes and renews us, changing thought and lifting it to a higher spiritual altitude.
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Spiritual progress—straight on

William E. Moody

An encounter with an unusual dog in the north woods of Maine— and a lesson about devotion, loyalty, and persistence.
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Your practice of Christian Science healing

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

Because Christian Science is living spiritual truth, not opinion or theory, we need to live it. And since it is truth, we can.
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Crimes of sexual violence among teen-agers—how can we respond?

William E. Moody

Even the most troubling of social ills can be faced and challenged through prayer.
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A world awakening to equality

Gulu Sam Thanawala

Spiritual education can make a major contribution to more equality for men and women.
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The little "me" we supposed was us

Ann Kenrick

God becomes an immediate help in our lives as we replace a limited personal sense with a wider recognition that true capabilities are derived from a spiritual source alone.
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Good enough to pray?

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

In our heart of hearts we may feel unworthy of answered prayer. But God knows better; He knows the man He expresses.
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Our prayers can help refugees

Ann Kenrick

Prayer can show us how to find a permanent home in God's love wherever we are.
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Answering the voices of despair and helplessness

William E. Moody

Popular music today often reflects a loss of hope that many people are feeling. Yet, in turning to God, we can face the serious challenges of our time with courage and a conviction of ultimate healing.
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Going back to the beginning

Michael D. Rissler

A fresh start. It sounds great, doesn't it?