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For now I have book work to continue, and once I have the submission ready for sending to the printer I think it may be a good idea to send it to you one more time for one more look.
The page number total is smaller, so I am redoing the Table of Contents, and that may be done again, if it sounds like a good idea to get the page numbers back up to the number that fit the Printer Estimate which included a specific measure for the Spine width on the cover, and that may not measure up with fewer pages.
The Text was changed when I moved the margins to .5, which was recommended by the Printer, and the Text changed when changing the size of the book to the current size which is 8.5 x 5.5.
The Text may be too small, and parts of the Text is oddly spaced with too much space between some symbols and not enough space between other symbols. I don't know if that can be fixed with a Font Change or some other "justification"?
There is a setting in Word called "Mirror Margins" instead of book fold where the binding area is moved to the proper side of each individual page: that was another Printer Specification.
Much of the gaps between each individual person, it seems to me, can be attributed to misunderstanding except when dealing with people who willfully distort the facts so as to cause miscommunication. When we have moved from topics were we find gaps in our perspectives, to other places, other subjects, and in time the gaps appear to narrow down some. I know, for example, that the concept of the fear of God being to hate evil, in that Proverbs 8 scripture, measures up as a bridge building block, so far as I can tell. I don't know how much closer our perspectives get, but that specific message moves in that direction to me.