Dear Editor (Tim),
Thanks for your recent contributions to City View. Your commentary called "What the eyes can't unsee" (Feb. 1 edition) made me think a little.
The statement, "I care, and in many ways I wish I didn't."
This actually shook me up.
The author and philosopher Fyodor Dostoevsky wrote "What is hell? I maintain that it is the suffering of being unable to love."
I can see his point. Dostoevsky admitted that love and care in a person's life can bring the pain of a broken heart.
I understand the principle that made Abraham Lincoln great, and a warrior against slavery in America, was, "Do unto others what you would like others to do to you.” I believe in the principle that "Love never fails.”
There is a great controversy in our world between good and evil. We are all tempted to give up on good. Let's "overcome evil with good".
Ida Unruh
Airdrie, AB
