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SUDDENLY THERE'S THE Internet—that global computer network we've been hearing so much about. It took us all by surprise.

TODAY MANY PEOPLE are hungering for deeper meaning in their lives—for lasting and practical spiritual answers. The evidence of this newfound hunger for spirituality is being written about, talked about, and explored in newspapers and magazines, on television and in movies, in college classrooms and halls of government.

There was a time when I began to feel perplexed by mistakes I was making. A series of mistakes in a project that was important to me made me pull back and say, "Just a minute— this is not the kind of work that I should expect of myself.

INTEGRITY. I was reading about it everywhere, hearing about it on the news and in discussions of ethics and politics.

One hundred twentyfive years ago, Mary Baker Eddy had only a handful of students to whom she taught her method of spiritual healing. She urged them to go out and heal others, and to sell her book.

A growth started developing on my arm, and for several weeks it continued to enlarge. I became frightened, and realized that I needed to pray about this.

THE COMPANY I work for was producing a large order for a new and very important customer. Delays in the design and material procurement phases of the project raised concerns that we would miss the production deadline.

Paul was my hero ! I was touched by his joy in Christ, his energy in spreading the gospel, his nurturing of the churches struggling into being. As I moved along in studying the Bible with students from many religious backgrounds, my appreciation of Paul was challenged.

When people think of food, so many things come to mind. They associate it with health, vigor, even mental balance.

People who are good, kind, and honest deserve happy, successful lives, right? That's only fair. But what people deserve and the way things turn out are sometimes in conflict.