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Losing a 'closed mind'
“A closed mind is a wonderful thing to lose.”
“Huh,” I thought. “Losing your mind is never recommended!”
I contemplated the message of that bumper sticker as I drove through town. As I thought more about it, I interpreted it to mean that being close-minded shuts us off from a lot of opportunities and new insights.
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October 28, 2013 issue
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Letters
Abby Hillman, Grace Carter, Robert, Rosalinda Johnson
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Corruption-free
Kevin Graunke
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Well connected
Tom Feldman
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Losing a 'closed mind'
Ginger Mack Emden
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'Lydda was nigh to Joppa'
Dawn Dickey
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The cleansing touch of 'living waters'
Kathleen Collins
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A deeper kind of study
Martha Olson
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For understanding and fresh insight
Louise Hays Doolittle
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Fresh views on light
Marilyn McPherson
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Our best behavior
Chris
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Lump on wrist healed
Naomi Short
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No more debilitating headaches
Jeannine Bartlett Winter
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Symptoms of tendonitis end
Carol Wootton
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Hemorrhage stanched
Name removed by request
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Honesty defeats corruption
The Editors