Letters July 21, 1906 Issue

Letters to our Leader

with contributions from Edward Everett Norwood, Martha J. Ambrose, Miriam B, Calvin C. Hill, Willard S. Mattox

Washington, D. C., July 10, 1906.

Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy.

Beloved Leader and Teacher:—Allow me to thank you, gratefully, earnestly, for your wonderfully clear exposition of Principle, person, and contagion. There is such a wealth of metaphysics expressed in the brief article, it seems boundless. The spiritual impetus that accompanied the careful reading of it enabled me to make a demonstration instantly that was most gratifying. If we as Christian Scientists but remembered what our work is, and did it—that God is the infinite good, a personal presence to each idea, and the infinite Principle of them all; that our work is to constantly locate good in our own thought, and as we do this, we are helping the whole world; to turn away from all personal clinging, to do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with God—what great blessings would we attain.

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