Letters April 24, 1909 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Frank Householder, Louise Delisle Radzinski, Susan A. Beauchamp, Tyna P. Stillwell, Katharine McBean, Marguerite Lynn, Blanche S. Shannon, Chas. L. Dunham, Gertrude E. Salter, Mary Rice Brinton, John F. Phillips

Kansas City, Mo., March 31, 1909.

Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy.

Beloved Leader:—I wish to express my sincere gratitude to you for Science and Health. It has explained to me the Science of being, which I had long desired. I did not come into Christian Science through or for the physical healing, but by the understanding of its clear logic. Coming from a strict orthodox family, and not being satisfied with their explanation of the Scriptures. I sought in vain through the now prevalent philosophies for a rational solution of the Science of being,—the cause of my existence,—but not until I carefully studied Science and Health had I the least understanding of the Bible—of man or his relation to his Maker; so I am indeed grateful for your book, which is more advanced than poor humanity can realize, and for which each individual can best express his gratitude to you by daily living its teachings.

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