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October 5, 1981 ISSUE
Bringing out the right impression
BARBARA M. VINING
It is natural to want to be well thought of. But concern over how we impress others can be a burden and cause us to act unnaturally.
Christ, Truth, can lift such a burden because it impresses human consciousness with man's likeness to God. This is certainly the impression of man—of you and me—that we want brought out in our own thought and in the thought of others.
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