Article March 14, 1903 Issue

Railing at Christian Scientists because they are not doing...

Charles K. Skinner

Railing at Christian Scientists because they are not doing the most difficult things of their profession at the start is on a par with punishing a child in its first term at school for not writing an essay on philosophy.

The Christian Scientist knows he is only beginning to understand man's relation to God's but he knows that living up to the light he now has will bring greater illumination of power; until then he waits on God. Denying the works of Christian Science at this hour is closing one's eyes to the facts that are becoming familiar to thousands every day.

Charles K. Skinner. In Washtenaw (Mich.) Times.

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