Article June 20, 1901 Issue

Christian Science and Faith Cure

W. D. McCrackan with contributions from James Martineau

To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle:—

May I be allowed to make the differentiation between Christian Scientists and faith curists, which your editorial in the issue of May 22 fails to make?

So called faith cure is mere blind belief, unsustained by any logical chain of reasoning. It may satisfy society in its early stages of religious thought, but modern men and women demand an argument that convinces. This is supplied by Christian Science, which does not merely bid the sick believe they can be healed, but explains why they have a right to expect this blessed consummation.

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