Article November 15, 1993 Issue

Letters to the PRESS—and other articles

Victor Westberg

Boston Herald

From the Boston Herald August 31, 1993

Today, high courts sit in judgment over children's lives—deciding between biological parents and foster ones, between divorcing mothers and fathers, and now, in light of the Twitchell case here in Boston and the Lundman case in Minneapolis, between parents' religious beliefts and conventional medicine.

Let it be stated clearly that Christian Scientists are not opposed to conventional medicine or doctors—but we are opposed to disease, death, and sin. And so, like the rest of society, we work to keep ourselves and those we love from suffering from their effects. The only difference is our system of treatment—the power of Christianly scientific prayer.

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