Letters to the Journal from our readers. Opinions expressed in this column are not necessarily those of The Christian Science Journal.
Letters & Conversations
In our Closet I was particularly inspired with a new recollection and spiritual significance about an experience I had that came about while reading Questions and Answers in the March issue of the Journal, pages 6 and 7 . Going into the closet to pray, together with open praying, and the experience of Michael Seek reminded me of my own mountaintop experience.
Always inspires The article “Be Yourself” (Diane P. Dailey, p.
Support of the periodicals Thanks to Lyon Osborn for his article, “Publishing Profitably” (p. 18), in the December 2010 Journal on the activities and directions at The Christian Science Publishing Society.
An essential part of Bible study Thank you for your column of questions and answers, and to those who contribute such useful answers. The answers to the question in December regarding mistakes in Bible translations (p.
Time isn’t real I strongly relate to the spiritual journey in “A Life Transformed” (Courtenay Rule, November 2010, p. 60).
Synchronicity Blake Windal’s article in the October Journal, “In Sync with God,” (p. 52) brought fresh inspiration to those wonderful words that keep our thoughts aligned with God.
HELPFUL IDEAS I love the periodicals, and get so much inspiration and help from them! I intended to read part of the September Journal and lay it aside for later, but found that I could not put it down. The articles in it are full of deep, inspirational, helpful ideas! The interview with Rebecca Odegaard, "Food for Thought-Watchers" (p.
CS 360 The "CS 360" interview with David Robertson (Jeffrey Hildner, August Journal, p. 24) got to the core of our Master's and Mrs.
THE TRINITY I always look forward to each issue of the Journal arriving, and I particularly enjoyed the July 2010 edition. It was a delight to see so many contributions written by good friends.
THEY TURN YOUR WORLD UPSIDE DOWN— those unforgettable parable/stories Jesus taught with. The masses that followed Jesus around Galilee weren't always sure what he meant by those parables, but they listened hour after hour, and learned through his storytelling that the kingdom of heaven had actually come.