Editorials

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It has been said that eternal life is not, in relation...

Editor

It has been said that eternal life is not, in relation to life on earth, a continuation in linear sequence; that rather, eternal life is with us every moment, at right angles to life on earth.
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Suburbs, mountains, exalted valleys

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

The spiritual idea of God and man outweighs the world. It's still "larger than life."
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"If God's willing and the creeks don't rise"

Michael D. Rissler

Grace is often regarded as an added-on virtue—many things may seem more important. But divine grace is so much more; it acts at the center of our lives.
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The environment we all share

Roderick Nordell

Isn't there more to the environmental ethic than facing up to a bad alternative? Doesn't it require living by the law of Love?
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We're never alone

Ann Kenrick

There isn't any lost reflection. Reflection can never be separated from its source.
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How do you celebrate real freedom?

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

One of the most important questions bearing on individual freedom may be, "What do I think I deserve—and why?"
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Home and heart

William E. Moody

Homelessness urgently needs a healing response—one that comes from the heart, with compassion, love, and spiritual understanding.
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What does God require of us?

Ann Kenrick

Ethics has an important role in society's well-being. We can all play our part by strengthening our own commitment to good.
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What use is it, anyway?

Michael D. Rissler

Questions. We all have lots of them. Sometimes, though, we need to ask the best questions in order to find the best answers.
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Dear Reader

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

Sentinel writers care deeply about Sentinel readers. It makes for a little different kind of magazine.
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Family matters

Michael D. Rissler

If the body were injured, ill, or in pain, we would seek healing. When families are hurting, we need to do the same.
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Safety under God's law

Ann Kenrick

Crowds don't have to get out of control and become destructive. Each of us can, through prayer, act as a responsible individual and help to maintain order and calm.