Australia
1989
December
Lynne
Palmer
The
Astrology
Center
New
York City
N.Y. 10175
Dear Lynne
Palmer,
Your
letter cites a
certain Gail Howard who
recommends you as "incredibly accurate". Is that the same Gail Howard
who
offers to "make people into Lotto Millionaires"? If she lived in
Australia
I think the Law would be after her. Her words therefore are certainly
no
recommendation.
You wrote:
"And I
have never let anyone down."
Why don't you therefore get the birth dates of everyone in America from
the Dept. of Vital Statistics and use astrology to make everyone,
"fabulously
wealthy and each live a life filled with love and excitement"? Nobody
would
then ever have to earn a living again – except of course for
astrologers
such as you.
You give a
"guarantee" and a "promise" of
wealth. If however you're lying I'd have to sue you in America but that
would be inconvenient for me. Therefore, why not let me try your good
luck
system at your expense and we’ll share the profits? Why grab only $30
if
the two of us can share "fabulous wealth" instead? Alternatively why
not
carry out your "official promise of wealth" and deduct your requested
$30
before sending me the cheque?
Christianity
teaches
that the long-lasting
benefits of wealth are uncertain – even non-existent. (Luke 8:14; 1
Timothy
6:6-7, 17) The problem is that people finally die – astrology
notwithstanding.
Lynne
Palmer, why
not team up with one of
those New Agers who promise "physical immortality"? Such a two-fold
offer,
of wealth plus immortality, would doubtless set you apart from other
astrologers.
Yours
faithfully,
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