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Letters

From the February 2016 issue of The Christian Science Journal


I could and should be writing each week with great gratitude for all the wonderful articles in our periodicals. They are like good friends popping in to visit and sharing how others are putting into practice what they are learning daily about God’s care for us all. There is always a special gem which meets our need.

I am especially grateful for George Moffett’s article in the October Journal titled “Animal magnetism—always a deception.” Many times we fall into the trap of thinking we have not found the right truth to solve a problem, and we seem to spend our time “gathering” truths in the hope that we will hit upon the right one. How comforting to read that “the largest balloon is vulnerable to the smallest pinprick.” We need to have confidence that one of God’s angel messages can be enough to burst “the most inflated mortal claim.” I am so grateful for this little gem and for the whole article.

Alison Weaver
Basingstoke, Hampshire, England

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