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A lifetime of giving
A Christian Science perspective.
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Moving from fear to trust
A Christian Science perspective: How can we feel safe in today's world?
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Prayer and first responders
A Christian Science perspective.
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Change Agent After Boston Marathon bombing: Faith in Watertown
A pastor at a suburban church in Watertown, Mass., reflects on the Boston Marathon bombing, the pursuit of a terrorist suspect to her town, and how her congregation lived through a nightmare to emerge 'filled with a mighty spirit … a holy one.'
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Prayer for North Korea
A Christian Science perspective.
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George Beverly Shea dies, leaves legacy as Gospel baritone
George Beverly Shea dies: Known as the soloist for the Billy Graham crusade, George Beverly Shea sang before some 200 million people.
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On race day, qualities over quantities
A Christian Science perspective. How does the Boston Marathon bring spiritual qualities to light?
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Florida execution of man who murdered girl in 1980
Florida execution: Larry Eugene Mann was put to death by lethal injection in Florida for murdering a 10-year-old girl. Florida has 406 inmates awaiting execution on death row.
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Miranda Lambert takes ACM top female vocalist award (+video)
Miranda Lambert won the female vocalist of the year award from the Academy of Country Music Sunday. Miranda Lambert and husband Blake Shelton won best song of the year for "Over You."
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Blustery terrorism in North Korea
A Christian Science perspective.
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God: Matter particle or Master Planner?
A Christian Science perspective.
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Pope Francis: Women are 'fundamental' to church
Pope Francis emphasized the importance of women in Catholic homes and churches in a speech Wednesday, but did not suggest they should be ordained.
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SC's ex-Gov. Sanford wins runoff, will face Colbert Busch (+video)
Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford has taken another step toward the congressional seat he held for three terms.
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In Easter message Pope Francis calls for peace
Pope Francis emphasized his concern for the poor and suffering, and delivered a plea for peace in the Middle East and on the Korean peninsula during his first Easter Sunday Mass.
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Change Agent Herschel Walker tells soldiers: 'Don't be afraid to ask for help'
The former NFL superstar openly shares his struggles with mental problems – and the help he's received – with soldiers, including some who are struggling to adjust after duty in the Middle East.
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Easter's uplift
A Christian Science perspective.
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Is good health the natural state of each of us?
A Christian Science perspective: Exploring the basis for healthy living.
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A witness in Galilee
The author hikes the 'Jesus Trail' and finds insight and resolve.
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How European Catholics see Pope Francis
The more devout and orthodox the believer, the more likely they are to welcome the pope, but even liberal Catholics are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt.
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Not Less than Everything
A group of Catholic writers profile "religious realists" through history.
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ACLU sues North Carolina county over Christian invocations at meetings
Rowan County commission meetings typically open with a pro-Christian invocation. In Lund v. Rowan County, some residents say the practice is offensive and makes them uncomfortable.
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Chapter & Verse Sarah Palin will write on 'the war on Christmas'
Sarah Palin says her next book will urge readers to 'ignore the politically correct Scrooges who would rather take Christ out of Christmas.'
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When humor hurts
A Christian Science perspective.
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Buying into God's plan
A Christian Science perspective: God's abundance. On a fixed income?
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Chapter & Verse Choosing the Pope: Looking back at the process through the ages
History professor Frederic J. Baumgartner discusses how the leader of the world's largest Christian faith has been chosen in the past and what that means for the current selection.
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