Article October 30, 1909 Issue

Christian Science relies wholly upon the power of God...

Olcott Haskell—San Francisco, Cal.

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Christian Science relies wholly upon the power of God to heal; and since God is all powerful, it follows that there is no disease that cannot be healed through the correct application of the method taught in Christian Science. This conclusion is not only a logical deduction from correct premises, but it is substantiated by numerous well authenticated cases of the permanent cure of the very diseases which our critic has concluded, in accordance with his theory, cannot be healed.

Christian Science does not depend upon the influence of the human mind, nor does it consider this mind a healing factor; rather does it teach men to seek that Mind "which was also in Christ Jesus," in order that the "signs" of healing, both of sin and sickness may follow those that "believe," even as was illustrated in the early Christian church.

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