Article November 21, 1903 Issue

Christian Scientists in their practice, take for their standard...

Albert E. Miller with contributions from Archie E. Van Ostrand, Charles E. St. John, A. V. Stewart

The (Pa.) Scrantonian

Christian Scientists in their practice, take for their standard the same rule of conduct as other Christians; i.e., the teachings of Jesus Christ. If, through constant application to the study of these teachings and persistent effort to put them into practice, they seem to receive a larger share of health and happiness than their neighbors, should not the effort be made to find out the secret of their success rather than to subject them to criticism? The Christian Scientist is only too glad to share the good he is daily receiving, and heartily wishes that all the world might learn the value of seeking God aright.

Albert E. Miller.
In The (Pa.) Scrantonian.

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