Article May 26, 1917 Issue

A recent issue contains an article in which a Christian Scientist...

Charles W. J. Tennant—London, England

Occult Review

A recent issue contains an article in which a Christian Scientist is supposed to have said to a friend, "I have asked God not to make you seasick." Why the person was called a Christian Scientist it is hard to imagine, for such a declaration would certainly not be made by any one who had the least knowledge of the subject. Christian Science teaches that God is infinite good, and cannot be the source of sin, disease, or death. To consider divine Principle, God, as capable of producing seasickness, would be as wide of the mark as to consider the principle of mathematics capable of causing a student to make mistakes.

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