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Letters to the Journal from our readers. Opinions expressed in this column are not necessarily those of The Christian Science Journal.

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Steppingstone For me, the article "What really needs healing?" in the Journal of last May has been a steppingstone to Christian Science. It has given me the highest possible insight—something money cannot buy.

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War at sea While reading a recent issue of the Journal, I was reminded of my introduction to Christian Science, more than fifty years ago. I had attended a Baptist Sunday School, where one of my teachers told me that one day I would come to know the words of the Bible, and would understand not only the Christ, but God, too.

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True fatherhood The editorial in the December Journal, "Joseph of Nazareth—man of faith," was so touching and inspiring that I found myself moved to tears. It is a beautiful description of the qualities of true fatherhood.

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Science panel The report on the discussion between three physical scientists in the August 1999 Journal was as illuminating and helpful to me as any I have read on the practice of Christian Science. By education and experience, my thought processes are those of an analyst, an engineer, or a manager of applied science.

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No partiality With the world's increased interest in healing through prayer, I am grateful that you included in the July Journal' s "Reports of Healing" a testimony from a woman who had experienced healing before she came into a "fuller understanding of God's law in Christian Science. " I can also testify to having had such healing.

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Radio's world outreach What a delight to read regular reports in the Journal from listeners around the world who are finding inspiration in the radio programs produced by The Mother Church. In Cape Town, I am grateful to say, we enjoy perfect reception.

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Art in the Journal When I saw "Rhapsody" on page 6 of the May Journal, I thought, "This looks like a Hans Hofmann painting!" I was familiar with only two of his works, "Land of Bliss and Wonder and lowering Clouds," which were part or a private collection at the law firm where I had worked in Los Angeles. They played an important part in my learning to appreciate and enjoy contemporary art.

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Sharing the Journal The Christian Science Journal has brought about a lot of changes in my life and that of my brothers and friends who read the magazine with me. The.

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"Casting down imaginations" Thank you for the article " 'Casting down imaginations'—crucial to healing" in the February 1999 issue of The Christian Science Journal. It made me be clearly aware of the difference between imagination and inspiration.

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