Article June 26, 1902 Issue

The Ethics of Christian Science

Discussed by an Unbeliever who does, however, believe in the Ethics of Justice.

Rhea

The Evening Leader

First Church of Christ, Scientist, of New Haven, is congratulating itself on the acceptance of a call extended to the Rev. Mr. Simonsen of Brooklyn, who has already commenced his new duties as First Reader of the little band of believers of this faith who have their meeting place on the second floor of the building at 156 Orange Street.

Mr. Simonsen is making arrangements to bring his wife and seven children to this city immediately, and it was during a few minutes' respite in house hunting that I met and talked with this new comer to the city, at the request of one of the members of his flock. Mr. Simonsen's name will suggest to those who keep in close touch with current events along all lines, the great sensation in the Methodist denomination of the country which his coming out for Christian Science created more than a year ago.

Through the press, and Dr. Buckley, editor of the Christian Advocate, one version at least of the story was pretty thoroughly circulated.

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