Article June 3, 1905 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from T. J. Beall, G. H. Slocum, Willis F. Gross

A lecture on Christian Science was delivered here April 27, by Mr. Edward A. Kimball of Chicago. The Temple Mt. Sinai was comfortably filled by a representative audience. The lecturer was introduced by Judge T. J. Beall, who said in part,—

We understand that Christian Scientists recognize and worship the one Supreme God of the universe, and enforce the doctrine of love to their fellow—men; that this church draws no sword to compel men to adopt its faith, or be happy with its hope; that while the profane look upon the earth and sky with that admiration which a beautiful picture always inspires, the Christian Scientists admire the picture of nature because God Himself has mixed its colors and guided the brush. And while others point to the advance of the arts and sciences as heralding the elevation and happiness of man, the Christian Scientists already see the renaissance of a religion in which heaven is ringing with the notes of love and joy, the triumphal song of the new creation.—Correspondence.

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