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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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first copy of the
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magazine which l must
confess l hadn't heard of until
1 saw your advertisement in
the
Reader's Digest .
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then 1 did not know what to
expect. 1 have rcad every
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and again. 1 have a feeling of
hope at last, which 1 didn't
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M. Taylor
Blackpool, England
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of mine told me about you r
magazine and the subject
matter on which it dealt .
Since my arrival here to
Alaska in late November of
last year, 1 had a chance to
pick up a copy of your
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Truth
from cover to cover, 1
thought to myself:
lt's
about
time someone published a
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aspects of life today, and how
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and have
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though my wife and child are
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Rodney K. Allen
Eielson AFB, Alaska
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local copy-mart, but would
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Virginia A. Schloredt
Seattle, Washington
1 want to express my deep
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Truth.
The in-depth analyses,
which you provide in your
articles, is exceptional. l
especially enjoyed the article,
"The Mark of a Great Mind,"
by Donald Schroeder, in the
October issue, and would like
more articles of th is type.
Eugene H. Rexilius
Angola, Indiana
Recently, a Christian friend
of mine handed me a copy of
your
Plain Truth
magazine
which he believes would serve
my reading pleasure.
Muchas 1 am always
tempted to shy away from
magazines that claim to speak
the "plain truth," 1 consented
to at least browse t hrough the
literature and judge its
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surprise, 1 found myself drawn
to the many
thought-provoking,
soul-searching and
enlightening articles in your
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Having fa:ced the truth
about
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l
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in your distribution list for
subsequent issues of your
stimulating magazine.
Lai
Lee
Kwang
Singa¡Ñlre
As a Secretary of His Grace
Gabriel Zubeir Wako,
Archbishop of Khartoum and
President of S.C.B.C., i.e.,
Sudan Catholic Bishops'
Conference, l showed him a
copy of the magazine so as to
pass over it. He appreciated it
so much because it serves the
socialjeconomical and cultural
activities of people. As a
consequence, he encouraged
me to continue in asking for
more copies.
Farida Akasha Giffen
Khartoum, Sudan
A few weeks back, 1 had a
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Toronto, Ontario
Subscript.ion Renewai
Enclosed with this letter is
my request for another twelve
months' set of
The Plain
Truth.
J
do not accept all that
is written in
The Plain Truth
but 1 always find it
stimul ating. The most
acceptable articles 1 find are
those in which you point out
the many misunderstandings
that have crept into
Christianity, which have
increased my understanding of
the Bible, and your
"international" articles, which
although not very deep always
seem fo be balanced and strive
to see the point of view of the
peoples who often get a bad
write-up in other papers and
journals.
Geoffrey P. himey
Reading, England
1 am serving here in
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J ·come from Nepal which is in
Asia, near India. There are
about 4 or 5 subscribers in
th is battalion.
We are stationed here in
England for 2 years and then
we go back to Hong Kong.
Our tour in UK will be until
May 1985. At present
1
am
stationed here but very soon 1
will be going to Belize,
Central America, for an
operational tou r for 6 months .
But it is definite that 1 would
get the magazine through
normal army channels. l have
changed my address in the
membership card and wou ld
appreciate it very much if you
could keep on sending the
Plain Truth
for time to
come.
Bimal Limbo
Church Crookham, England
1 would likc to rencw my
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only speak with the utmost
appreciation about its value for
me as a teacher.
lt
provides
me with very valuable
information and perspectives
wbich are so important in
educating children.
1 thank God for having
inspired people such as you
and your fellow staff to inform
the world about the ultimate
truth by meaos of such a
magazine.
A.J. Swart
Lynnwoodweg, Arcadia,
R.S.A.
Why
Free?
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taught me without the
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them.
R. Michel
Victoria, British Columbia
1 have been very impressed
. by the fact that although 1
have received many of your
publications, 1 have
never
received a request for
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leas
t.
Rae J. Stephens
Pink Mountain,
British Columbia
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