Article February 24, 1906 Issue

Whatever may be believed about Christian Science in the...

Albert E. Miller

Williamsport (Pa.) Gazette and Bulletin

Whatever may be believed about Christian Science in the form of an objection, it is at least free from the charge of inconsistency, Therefore to take a word, or partial sentence, here and there from its text-book, and construct from that a garbled and obnoxious mis-statement of its teaching —thus alleging inconsistency —is to remind one of the story of the fratricide who pleaded Biblical authority for his deed, and when asked to furnish it, pointed out a passage in Genesis which reads, "Cain rose up against Abel, his brother, and slew him," and from Luke another which reads, "Do thou likewise."

Albert E. Miller.
Williamsport (Pa.) Gazette and Bulletin.

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