Editorials

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Womanhood and the search for peace

John Selover

In 1986 The Christian Science Publishing Society published a book, prepared and edited by Richard Nenneman and Earl Foell, called How Peace Came to the World.
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From wake-up call to immunity

Editor

In an ancient allegory there's timely lesson about bioterrorism and fear.
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War and a call to prayer

Editor

Spiritual thinkers—and do-ers—don't have to believe that they are helpless.
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Food for thought

Editor

Why would somebody pray about what they eat?
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A life that inspires spiritual journeys

Mary Trammell

This issue paints the portrait of an extraordinary 19th-century woman—Mary Baker Eddy.
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A song of encouragement

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It can take courage to begin a spiritual journey. And people don't always get to their destination in one giant step.

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The 26th idea

John Selover

BusinessWeek had it right with its issue of August 26 offering "25 Ideas for a Changing World"—ideas about corporate ethics, finance, technology, health, trade.
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Childhood—a precious time

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What about a child's right to a real childhood, to real spiritual innocence?

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To walk the talk of sustainable development

Editor

Let's go for a walk.
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Is the "new normal" really new—or normal?

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Can we summon the intelligence and spiritual sinew to meet these fears and suspicions head-on?

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Contrition and the healing of nations

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Contrition , even in simple acts, often accelerates humanity's movement toward the healing of modern and ancient hatreds.
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Balance—found in the right scale

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Healing doesn't just come from a simpler life or fewer tasks but from the peace that Jesus experienced during his active and often turbulent times. He assured his followers that this peace comes with trusting God.