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From the Editors

Leaving the old for the new

As an old year yields necessarily and graciously to a new one, it’s not uncommon to leave previous patterns of thought and action to embrace freshly inspired ones.
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Light that never goes out

We think about Christmas all year long.
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More than just good advice

Everyone’s got marriage advice: “Don’t go to bed angry.
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Triumph over evil

Is the devil (or evil in its many insidious guises) still hovering around, despite Jesus’ bold efforts to reject it during that mountaintop temptation over two thousand years ago? And are we turning from such inducements with equal vehemence?
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Goodbye to sadness

Three good friends of mine passed away recently.
Kids
Carolyn Decillo—Staff In Germany, where I grew up, many people light candles on what is called an “advent” wreath, in the four weeks before Christmas.
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A harvest of spiritual fruits

Thanksgiving is a special time to give deep gratitude to God for the overflowing harvest of fruits we’ve each received from divine Life, Truth, and Love over the past year.
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What does God expect?

“But what will other people think?
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A noble calling

“In your peaceful homes remember our brave soldiers, whether in camp or in battle,” Mary Baker Eddy urges us.
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A different tack

As the United States presidential election gets nearer, lots has been written about the relationship between politics and religion.
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The center point

Almost 35 years ago, Bunny McBride wrote a poem for The Christian Science Journal (April 1978) in which she spoke of spiritual intuition as that center point
which sees
harmony so inevitable,
discord so impossible.
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I'll take the blessings

Luck or blessings?