Article February 25, 1905 Issue

It requires infinite wisdom to correctly judge the character...

Alfred Farlow

Boston Times

It requires infinite wisdom to correctly judge the character of another, or make a just comparison between two individuals. The gruff sinner may at a certain stage be even nearer to God than the ill-advised conscientious Christian. We believe there are many individuals in the world who would have sufficient spiritual strength to overcome their sufferings, if they but understood that disease is an outlaw to be mastered by the power of God and would assert themselves enough to overcome it. Christian Science affords a keen sense of right, and inculcates a knowledge of the absolute necessity of deportment in accord therewith. It consequently uncovers the most subtle forms of evil, fosters a most ardent desire to depart therefrom, and gives unbounded moral strength.

Alfred Farlow.
Boston Times.

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