Article July 22, 1905 Issue

When one considers the remarkable growth of Christian Science...

James D. Sherwood

El Paso (Tex.) Herald

When one considers the remarkable growth of Christian Science during the past quarter of a century, and remembers the opposition of the combined forces of the world,—materia medica, theology, and scholasticism,—is he not warranted in believing that God has guided and is protecting it and those who are known as Christian Scientists? The Psalmist wrote, "By this I know that Thou favorest me, because mine enemy doth not triumph over me."

James D. Sherwood.
El Paso (Tex.) Herald.

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