Editorial October 13, 1906 Issue

"HAVE FAITH IN GOD."

Archibald McLellan

CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS have often declared that the leaven of Mrs. Eddy's discovery is working in the older religious organizations, but the truth of this declaration has been disputed. It would seem, however, from the following item, which we copy from The Congregationalist, that at least one church is placing itself in a position which admits its debt to Christian Science. The Congregationalist says:—

"DR. DENISON TO THE BOSTON MINISTERS.

"Unusually large attendance testified to their appreciation of the privilege of hearing this 'son of the prophets,' who almost without observation has brought about a peaceful revolution in the worship and activities of Central Church. Referring to the tendencies drawing our people toward Christian Science, Episcopalianism, and Unitarianism, he analyzed the attractive elements in these bodies and showed how Central Church, without departing from Congregationalism, is endeavoring to meet the needs which these satisfy.

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