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Psychologist Speaks
The Plain Truth
in its
emphasis upon lhe importance
of morality and clhical behavior
in everyday lifc (family, mar–
riage, good works, sports, peace
among nations). brings happi–
ncss and purposc to lhe lives of
ils rcadcrs. This is consjslcnl
wilh lhe best of psychological
goals for lhe human personalily
in its earthly cxislence.
Leo
Shatin
Boca Raton, Florida
What ls Man?
Your arlicle enlitled "What
Do Y o u Mean ' lmmortal
Soul'?" was and shall be cher–
ished.
1
would appreciate six
additional copies of this issue to
be forwarded to me, so
1
can
forward them to students at the
un iversity, Athens. Greece.
George
8.
Vanikiotis
San Pedro, California
Hope for Manklnd
1
was introduced to the mag–
azine well ovcr three years now
a nd s ince t hen
1
have not
missed reading a single copy of
it a nd the booklets
1
have
received.
1
ndeed whenever
1
read
through this magazine
1
feel
lhat thcre is sorne hope for
mankind 's continued existence
in this wondcrful yet threaten–
ing world of loday.
David K. Kirui
Nyeri, Kenya
When Klsslng Stops
1
would like the opportunity
to tcll you how annoyed
1
was
with the article "When the
Kissing Begins to Stop."
1
was
not at al! surprised to see it was
written by a man as il is strictly
from an
"o/d fashioned"
man 's
perspective.
June
1983
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What Our Readers Say
Commcnt s such as "You
don'l bother to sneak up behind
your
husband
and kiss
him
li ke
you used to do. T he children
seem
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takc up al! your time
and thcrc's nothing left over for
your
husband,"
are not from a
woman's perspective. What
happcncd to the himfher con–
text'?
What year was this man born
in anyway? ls he not aware of
the economic recession. does he
live in this real world, or in his
own idealistic world?
Many men take great plea–
sure in hclping their wi ves
around thc house and feeding
the children, bathing them,
etc., and because of this a bond–
ing occurs not only with their
children but with their wives as
well. Couples working. work
togcthcr to help maintain their
home. children, etc.• and thus
they reap the rewards
together.
They are a unit- a
family.
1
would appreciate to hear
your comments.
Kathryn
L.
Garcia
Calgary, Alberta
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Sorry you were annoyed.
In the original draft the author
had the husband sneaking up
behind the wife. Later he
reversed it . The article was
based on che tradicional f ami/y
structure with the husband as
the breadwinner and the wife
as keeper of the home. We
realize that a fairly /arge per–
centage of households no lon–
ger operate on this premise.
Men should help their wives
whenever possib/e.
Would you be so kind to
extend my admiration on the
way the author put the essence
of happiness in marriage in the
article " Whe n the Kissing
Begins to Stop." lt's like a shot
in lhe bull's eye. Many books
and leclures stress the cosmet–
ics and frills within marriage.
John Ross Schroeder opencd up
lhe core of the trulh wherein
the deepest sa tisfaction lies
between lwo human beings who
have choscn to spend their lives
together.
Suggestion
Koen
H.
Go
J asper, Alberta
1
have just read your very
intercst ing and informative ar–
ticle: " Hell: Man's Idea vs. The
Bible." Bul what
1
real! y find
puzzling is " Heaven: Man 's
Idea vs. The Bible." Most
dcnomina ti o ns preach that
heavcn is where the souls of the
"good" people go after death.
but they don't say what s uch
souls do in heaven.
l'm sure an article on "Heav–
cn: Man's Idea vs. The Bible"
would clarify a lot of wrong
ideas people a re suffering
under.
J. McEvoy
Ourban, R.S.A.
Newsletter Quotes
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am the secretary for the
Student Christian Association
al thc Technikon Un iversity.
1
have slowly but steadily built
up a libra ry of Christian litera–
ture, in which
The Plain Truth
magazine, as well as the book–
lets issued by you, plays a large
part.
1
have noticed that since
sections of your magazine
articles have appeared in our
Christian newsletter issued
monthly, the percentage of
readers has increased drastical–
ly.
1
can only presume that
these extracts, which can al! be
associated with the readers'
lives, have helped make it more
popular ove r the last three
months.
We are providing a special
R
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column called
"The Plain
Truth
Says."
Thank you for making our
paper more interesting to read.
C.
Sparrow
Windhoek, S.W.A./Namibia
In Prisons Too
1 have just recently read my
first edition of
The Plain Truth
and
1
am interested in reading
more.
1
am in state prison and
1
only make
50
cents a day. Sorne
of the articles really hit home.
and as far as
1
am concerned
there
seem~
to be no other
answer for the problems in the
world.
William Lawrence
Ossining, New York
For a numbe r of years you
have been supplyi ng copies of
your magazine to Fremantle
Prison for distribution to lhe
inst itution's prisoners.
With the recent openi ng of
this complex, many of the pris–
oners have been transferred
here and your magazine is con–
stantl y being requesled from
our library.
We would be grateful if you
could organize for your maga–
zine
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be s upplied to this pris–
on's library for dislribution to
the prisoners. The muster al
lhis complex is approximalely
200.
J.W. Hood
Canning Vale, W.A.
Nostradamus
Rccently
1
have seen two
programs on television dealing
with the predictions of the 16th
century physician-ast rologcr
Nostradamus. Many of his pre–
dictions are startling.
So thanks for your full arti–
cle dealing with Nostradamus.
J.R.
Bloomington, Indiana
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