Letters April 14, 2014 Issue

Letters

Kerri Callaway, Carole Westman-DaDurka, Lu Ann Condon, Roger Jones

[“Exchanging the past for the good that lasts,” Name withheld, March 10, 2014, Sentinel, JSH-Online]

Thank you for this courageous article. Many of us would like to wash our past clean of things said and done that we regret, but to totally erase them we might lose the lesson we learned. Much preferable to transpose those concepts into recognition of the good going on. I love your concluding quote—“… Christ’s revelation of Truth, of Life, and of Love … remains inviolate for every man to understand and to practise” (Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 98). That idea of the Truth in action always being inviolate does give us peace.

Kerri Callaway
JSH-Online Web Post

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