Article December 28, 1899 Issue

Opinion of a Capitalist

J. E. Knapp

My attention was called to Christian Science seven years since by the healing of an intimate friend—one whom materia medica had failed to cure, although patiently and thoroughly tried for many years. My wife and I entered a class of Christian Science instruction early in 1892, and from that time until the present moment we have never ceased to praise God for being led into this great Truth. It has been of inestimable value in my family and my business life. It has enabled us to overcome serious physical ailments, to rise superior to disappointments and discouragement in many forms—also to overcome fear, which is the bane of human existence—for we have been taught what perfect love is, and that understanding has destroyed our fear.

I would not part with my knowledge of Christian Science, even if it were possible, for any money consideration. It is the pearl of great price, which, having found, we would part with anything rather than leave it. I know if business men would study this Science and practise it lovingly and simply, they would find rest and comfort.
J. E. Knapp.

President of the Maryland Coal Company, No. 1 Broadway, New York.

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