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Let God heal us
DEAR EDITOR,
I am Christian. I am not a convert from Muslim or Hinduism or any other religion. I have always been Christian.
I did not find God; God found me as: “I open my mind, heart and soul to God through Jesus Christ so that he can look in and fix what needs to be fixed”.Since then, I have been on the path of spiritual healing. Some days I fall off that path but I pick myself up and get back on that path.I know that there are people who do not believe in God. And, some may not have a strong foundation to stand on.The important thing is to let God into our lives so that he can heal us.
Yours faithfully,
Sean Ori
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