Article August 20, 1904 Issue

One of the unanswerable arguments in favor of Christian Science...

Richard P. Verrall

Geneva ( N. Y.) Times

One of the unanswerable arguments in favor of Christian Science lies in the fact that it is capable of proof, and is applicable as a practical religion. The difference between a theoretical theology and a demonstrable Principle should be apparent to all thinking persons, and the reason that "so many intelligent people" have embraced the teachings of Christian Science is because it meets not only their spiritual needs, but aids them in the solution of all the problems of daily life. It is not surprising that Christian Science is considered irrational by those who do not understand it, for it departs from the currents of established human belief.

Richard P. Verrall.
Geneva (N. Y.) Times.

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