Letters May 3, 2021 Issue

Letters & Conversations

Richard Arlen, Jane Hickson

Breaking down fear

[Jasmine Birtles, “Dispelling the fear of money,” Sentinel, March 22, 2021]

The concepts in this article are so well put. I’ve been in accounting, finance, and business for over sixty years. This is exactly the kind of thinking that is needed. It breaks down the obstacle of fear and allows the flood of spiritual ideas to flow in.

Richard Arlen, via JSH-Online.com

Remind myself

[Voices and Prayers from the Field, Emma Herman, Alexandre Fischer, Libby Hoffman, “How are you praying about recent events in Washington, DC?” cssentinel.com, February 24, 2021]

I loved this article and, as always, the entire Sentinel. As to the suggestion of divisiveness and violence, I often remind myself that the mob was unable to throw Jesus off the cliff or end his life on the cross. The Christ cannot be overthrown, reversed, or stymied. Mary Baker Eddy said it best, “Like a legislative bill that governs millions of mortals whom the legislators know not, the universal law of God has no knowledge of evil, and enters unconsciously the human heart and governs it” (Miscellaneous Writings 1883–1896, p. 208).

Jane Hickson, via JSH-Online.com

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