Article June 11, 1904 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from J. C. Royer, George E. Mitchell, W. A. Purington

Bicknell Young of Chicago, delivered a lecture on Christian Science, Tuesday evening, April 26, in Boos' Hall in this city, before a large and representative audience. The speaker was introduced by Judge J. C. Royer in the following language :—

Ladies and Gentlemen :— I am not a Christian Scientist. I know nothing about its teachings or its doctrines; but I know its aims and purposes are high and lofty, and that it is Christian. Truth existed before we came. It is coeval with time. Truth will be when we go, — it will exist for all time to come. The search after truth is the noblest thing to which we can devote our minds, and I am glad indeed to see so many of the people of Tiffin here to-night in search after truth. From an investigation after truth no one needs to fly. — Correspondence.

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