Article September 29, 1906 Issue

Christian Scientists are endeavoring to attain to that...

John L. Rendall with contributions from Christlieb

Dubuque (Ia.) Telegraph-Herald

Christian Scientists are endeavoring to attain to that spiritual-mindedness in which they find the only guarantee of safety from the perplexities of the human or mortal sense of things. This spiritual-mindedness includes happiness, joy, freedom, and the "peace of God, which passeth all understanding." It also includes freedom from physical, mental, and moral diseases, and inculcates ideal Christianity. In proportion as the broadening influence of Christian Science becomes recognized, will it be appreciated for its true value to humanity, for its reformative and regenerative effects, and it will then be seen that its title Christian Science is not a "misnomer," in that it teaches the exact Science of Christianity.

John L. Rendall.
Dubuque (Ia.) Telegraph-Herald.

What Christianity in her antagonism with every form of unbelief most needs is holy living.—Christlieb.

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