Letters to the Editor

Problems and knots Thank you for Margaret Rogers’s editorial “ Except God ” in the July 2012  Journal. Rogers makes the point that with divine power, difficult world problems can be untied by starting and continuing with prayer.

Packed with inspiration To say a simple “thank you” for the incredible May Journal seems woefully inadequate. The whole issue is jam-packed with inspiration.

Article brings healing Thank you for the wonderful series on the Church Manual By-Laws. The March issue focusing on prayer in church brought healing to me one Sunday morning.

Much to be grateful for I want to thank you for the many wonderful articles in the February Journal. The article by Brian Kissock beautifully explains the many opportunities at hand for those willing to share Christian Science with those in prison.

'They keep doing it' As is usually the case I have read and reread the whole of next month’s  Journal  before its date of issue. In this case it’s the January 2012 issue.

Profound simplicity I love the December issue! The cover is exquisite—so profound in its simplicity. This issue contains a wealth of “gifts,” some of which I have already discovered.

Design in harmony with message Thanks have a way of flowing on, but let’s hold them fast a moment: The November issue has an artistic beauty worthy of and in harmony with its messages. Among them: distinguishing between “what” we are and “who” (Ralph W.

Soul-inspired poem Our November Journal arrived yesterday. Thumbing through I noted Mike Eldridge’s poem, “Realization.

‘Truly educational’ Thank you for printing in the October issue the question from a high school student who asked, “Why do people rely on God/religion less in general than they did in the past?” If I may, I would like to point out that most of the educational systems of today rely on God and religion less than they did in the past, as well. Our current methods of matter-based education, which wittingly or unwittingly attempt to teach that God and Spirit are of no real importance, are in obvious contradiction to what the Bible and Science and Health teach.

‘A real eye-opener’ Thank you so very much for the article in the September Journal “ Mortal, Human, Divine: A Conversation with Judy Wolff. ” I have never been quite clear about the human and divine coincidence and the difference between the mortal and the human.