Article June 17, 1905 Issue

Many of the best thinkers of the day are turning to...

Wyandotte (Mich.) Record

Many of the best thinkers of the day are turning to Christian Science, and it numbers among its adherents tens of thousands of men and women in every walk of life. Its growth has been phenomenal. Its work for humanity is far-reaching, and one cannot afford to lightly criticise a religion that numbers among its followers men of high literary, social, diplomatic, theological, educational, medicinal, scientific, and religious standing.

It is no "fad." Life-long invalids—chronic, nervous, mental, organic, and every known disease to which flesh is heir—have been cured, drunkards reformed, morphine fiends lifted out of despair, sinners reformed, and one is most ignorant of facts, and misjudgingly or intentionally deceives the public and himself, who does not recognize the good that is being done by this great truth of the ages.

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