Letters August 26, 2002 Issue

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with contributions from Yewande Akinola, Shirley January, Joe Smuin, Suzanne Nightingale, John Hay Scott

The Sentinel is wonderful. The truth is expressed in clear words. I love sharing this blessing. I cannot help but smile sometimes when I read the articles. They are a wonderful proof of God's harmonious law as they treat issues of concern to me, my family, and the whole world. I pray that the world will realize the need to watch the world from a spiritual perspective.

Yewande Akinola
Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Until I read Dave Hohle's Welcome column, "'The end of the beginning,'" I confess I had never addressed the AIDS problem as a threat to humanity in general. I thought of it as a disease affecting a certain body of people far distant from my immediate surroundings. I now realize I have turned a blind eye to the AIDS subject and need to correct this. As Hohle said, it is "becoming the most devastating assault on human life the world has ever faced." That includes all of us. Apathy on my part is inexcusable now. Thank you for the eye-opener and all the wonderful articles in this issue.

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