Article April 6, 1899 Issue

Personal Attacks

Are those ministers of the gospel who are so industriously hurling their anathemas at the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy, really so blind that they believe a personal warfare upon her will defeat the movement she established, and of which she is the honored and revered head?

The phariseeism of nineteen hundred years ago, thought that by crucifying the Teacher, and thus getting rid of him, his teaching and work would cease. Did it prove to be so?

The rapid growth of Christian Science, the thousands it is healing, the myriad hearts that are rejoicing over their release from bondage, the glorious work that is being accomplished as the result of Mrs. Eddy's labors — all this would seem to indicate that the success attending the efforts of our latter day Pharisees is about on a par with those of their ancient prototypes.

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